Start working on readme/changelog for v6.14

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Walkthrough

Version 6.14 introduces significant enhancements and bug fixes, including a major update to the visual styler with redesigned components and a new quick settings page. The code for moving fields in the form builder has been optimized for better performance with large forms. A new feature allows the use of field keys instead of field IDs for updating repeater entries. Critical fixes address issues with form duplication, fatal errors during plugin searches, JavaScript errors in validation, and PHP warnings in the Gutenberg editor. Additionally, rendering of Turnstile elements is now conditional, and styling conflicts with checkbox and radio button elements have been resolved.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
changelog.txt, readme.txt	Updated to reflect version 6.14, including a major update to the visual styler, optimized field movement in the builder, new feature for using field keys, and various bug fixes related to form functionality and styling issues.

Possibly related PRs

• Make conditional logic dropdown options label/value update with field options #1601: Involves updates to js/formidable_admin.js, related to form field handling.
• Start working on change log for v6.10 #1753: Updates changelog.txt, directly related to documenting changes for version 6.14.
• Prepare for v6.10 #1763: Updates changelog.txt and version number in formidable.php, indicating a relationship in versioning and documentation.
• Update readme for v6.11 #1810: Updates readme.txt, relevant as it also includes changes to the readme reflecting updates in functionality and versioning.
• Prepare for 6.11 #1818: Updates version annotations in various files, relating to versioning changes in the main PR.
• Fix typos #1843: Includes updates to changelog.txt, relevant to documenting changes for version 6.14.
• Define typos CLI baseline and fix more typos #1845: Modifies changelog.txt and includes changes to FrmFieldType.php, relating to field handling and documentation.
• Add changelog for v6.11.1 #1852: Adds a changelog for version 6.11.1, relevant to the main PR's focus on version updates and changelog documentation.

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374-386: The changelog for version 6.14 looks great!

The changelog comprehensively covers the new features and bug fixes, and aligns well with the details provided in the AI-generated summary.

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[uncategorized] ~378-~378: Possible missing comma found.
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[uncategorized] ~381-~381: It appears that a hyphen is missing if you mean the adjective “read-only”.
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[uncategorized] ~383-~383: When ‘pop-up’ is used as a noun or modifier, it needs to be hyphenated.
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385-385: LGTM!

The fix for the styling conflict caused by certain themes overwriting the new checkbox and radio button styles looks good.

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