GH#14020: tighten changelog.md (129→66 lines)

[alex-solovyev]

Summary

Tighten .agents/workflows/changelog.md from 129 → 66 lines (49% reduction) with zero information loss.

Changes

• Deduplicated commands: changelog-preview, changelog-check, and release each appeared in Quick Reference AND a dedicated section — now once each with inline descriptions
• Merged overlapping sections: "Validation", "Before Releasing", and "Integration with Versioning" → single "Release Checklist" section
• Compressed format template: Removed self-evident comments ("New features", "Bug fixes"), merged comparison link format into the template block
• Compressed frontmatter: Tool declarations from 10 lines → 1 line (inline YAML object)
• Removed structural noise: Eliminated redundant "Generating Entries from Commits" section (single command already in Quick Reference), separate "Link Format" section (merged into template)

Content preservation audit

All technical content verified present:

• Keep a Changelog URL, all 3 CLI commands, all 6 section names
• Good/bad entry examples (all 4), user perspective + actionable + concise guidance
• Release checklist steps, [Unreleased] move note, --force bypass
• Comparison link template, related workflow references
• Frontmatter (all tool declarations), AI-CONTEXT markers

Closes #14020

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Code Review

This pull request streamlines the .agents/workflows/changelog.md documentation by condensing the frontmatter configuration, merging multiple sections into a single 'Release Checklist', and simplifying the formatting examples for better readability. I have no feedback to provide as there were no review comments to evaluate.