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  • Removed the May 2025 developer update blog post from the site. No changes to app features or functionality.

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Walkthrough

This change deletes a markdown blog post file containing the May 2025 developer update for the Envio platform. The removed file included detailed information about recent features, improvements, integrations, and community highlights, but did not affect any code or exported entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
blog/2025-05-28-developer-update-may-2025.md	Deleted developer update blog post (May 2025)

Possibly related PRs

• Developer update may 2025 blog #645: Adds the same May 2025 developer update blog post that is deleted in this PR.
• Developer update may 2025 blog #646: Adds a similar May 2025 developer update blog post; both PRs involve the same blog file.

Poem

The May update post is gone from view,
Its tales of features, fresh and new.
But rabbits still hop and docs still grow,
As Envio’s changes come and go.
With every leap and every line,
We celebrate progress—one hop at a time! 🐇✨

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