fix(ci): use git-cliff binary instead of broken action#57
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orhun/git-cliff-action@v3 failed with "Docker build failed with exit code 1" in the Update Changelog workflow. Switching back to a pinned binary download (the approach the previous iteration of this workflow used) avoids the runtime Docker build altogether. Also polished the cliff.toml template: added a 140-char truncation so a runaway commit subject can't dump a whole PR body into the log, and tightened blank-line spacing around the version separator and footer.
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orhun/git-cliff-action@v3 failed with "Docker build failed with exit code 1" in the Update Changelog workflow. Switching back to a pinned binary download (the approach the previous iteration of this workflow used) avoids the runtime Docker build altogether.
Also polished the cliff.toml template: added a 140-char truncation so a runaway commit subject can't dump a whole PR body into the log, and tightened blank-line spacing around the version separator and footer.