chore: update changeset

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This pull request introduces a new changelog file that documents the initial launch of several Flatfile plugins, each designated as a minor update. The plugins cover functionalities such as converting currency, geocode, What3words, enriching sentiment and summaries, extracting HTML tables, extracting Markdown, importing fake data, importing RSS feeds, and validating various data types. The file serves as a record of these plugins, indicating their readiness for use.

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.changeset/hungry-baboons-tap.md

Added a changelog documenting the launch of multiple Flatfile plugins, each marked as minor. Plugins include: @flatfile/plugin-convert-currency, @flatfile/plugin-convert-geocode, @flatfile/plugin-convert-what3words, @flatfile/plugin-enrich-sentiment, @flatfile/plugin-enrich-summarize, @flatfile/plugin-extract-html-table, @flatfile/plugin-extract-markdown, @flatfile/plugin-import-faker, @flatfile/plugin-import-rss, @flatfile/plugin-validate-boolean, @flatfile/plugin-validate-date, @flatfile/plugin-validate-email, @flatfile/plugin-validate-isbn, @flatfile/plugin-validate-number, @flatfile/plugin-validate-phone, @flatfile/plugin-validate-string.

Possibly related PRs

• validator: currency converter #627: This PR introduces a new currency conversion plugin, which is directly related to the changes in the main PR that documents the launch of several Flatfile plugins, including the currency conversion plugin.
• importer: rss feed #641: This PR adds functionality for importing RSS feeds, which is also part of the new plugins documented in the main PR, indicating a broader update to the Flatfile plugin ecosystem.
• chore: update documentation #646: This PR updates documentation for various plugins, including those mentioned in the main PR, ensuring that users have the latest information on the new functionalities introduced.
• Changeset for PR #654 #655: This PR addresses missed changesets related to multiple plugins, including those documented in the main PR, indicating ongoing updates and improvements to the plugin ecosystem.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)

.changeset/hungry-baboons-tap.md (3)

2-17: Plugin entries are well-structured and comprehensive.

The list of plugins covers a wide range of functionalities, which is great for expanding the Flatfile ecosystem. All entries are consistently marked as 'minor' updates, indicating new features or improvements.

Consider adding a brief description of each plugin's functionality in the changelog, either here or in a separate document, to provide more context for users.

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20-20: Consider expanding the "Initial Launch" comment.

The "Initial Launch" comment provides context, but it could be more informative.

Consider expanding this comment to provide more details, such as:

Initial Launch of Flatfile plugins ecosystem, introducing conversion, enrichment, extraction, import, and validation functionalities.

This would give users a quick overview of what's included in this initial release.

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1-20: Overall, the changeset is well-structured but could benefit from additional context.

The changeset effectively documents the initial release of multiple Flatfile plugins. Here are some suggestions to enhance it:

1. Consider grouping plugins by functionality (e.g., conversion, validation, etc.) for better readability.
2. Add a brief description of each plugin or plugin group to provide more context.
3. Include information about the impact of these plugins on the Flatfile ecosystem.
4. Mention any breaking changes or important notes for users upgrading to these new plugins.

Would you like assistance in restructuring the changeset to incorporate these suggestions?

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.changeset/hungry-baboons-tap.md (1)

1-1: File structure and format look good.

The changeset file follows the correct structure with YAML front matter delimiters and appropriate spacing. This format is consistent with changeset conventions.

Also applies to: 18-20