fix: add changelog update to version.sh

[bniladridas]

Added changelog update functionality to version.sh so CHANGELOG.md gets updated when version bumps occur

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the version.sh script to streamline the release process by automatically updating the CHANGELOG.md file. It ensures that a new version heading, including the version number and current date, is added to the changelog each time the script is executed to bump the project's version.

Highlights

• Automated Changelog Updates: The version.sh script now automatically generates and prepends a new version entry to CHANGELOG.md whenever a version bump occurs.

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Changelog

• scripts/version.sh
  • Added logic to automatically update CHANGELOG.md with new version entries.
  • Implemented temporary file usage for safe changelog modification.

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Code Review

This pull request adds functionality to the version.sh script to automatically update the CHANGELOG.md file upon a version bump. The implementation correctly prepends a new version section to the changelog. My review includes one suggestion to improve the script's robustness by ensuring that temporary files are properly cleaned up on script exit, preventing leftover files in case of errors.

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To improve the script's robustness, it's a good practice to ensure temporary files are cleaned up, especially when set -e is active. An unexpected error could cause the script to exit, leaving the temporary file behind. Using trap ensures the cleanup command is executed upon script exit, regardless of whether it's a normal exit or an error.

Suggested change

	CHANGELOG_TEMP=$(mktemp)
	CHANGELOG_TEMP=$(mktemp)
	trap 'rm -f -- "$CHANGELOG_TEMP"' EXIT