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Gitea shipped significant architectural changes this week, removing the go-git backend entirely and internalizing several dependencies (session, cache, captcha, binding libraries) to reduce external maintenance burden. On the user-facing side, fixes landed for team mention markup, protected branch…
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fix(models): chunk commit status queries to avoid SQLite expression depth limit (#39611)
fix(web): normalize content for edit history diff and fix comment history dropdown (#39616)
fix(pull): refresh commits behind when an AGit pull request is updated (#39613)
fix(egress): expose more ranges as restricted rather than reserved (#39560)
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