docs(changelog): credit the junction-determinism and scene-materials fixes - #598
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Housekeeping. #596 and #597 both landed without a
## Unreleasedline.Adds an entry for #596 and credits @tomatotomata, and adds the PR link plus @ShiroKSH's credit to the materials entry that #597 added. Matches the 0.6.0
… ([#N](link)) by [@user](link)format.The release notes are how credit for an outside fix actually surfaces, so it's worth keeping current rather than reconstructing it from
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CHANGELOG.mdunder Unreleased → Fixes so recently merged fixes are credited in release notes.The existing custom scene materials bullet now includes the (#597) link and @ShiroKSH attribution. A new bullet documents deterministic wall junction mitering for collinear walls (#596) with credit to @tomatotomata, matching the
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