Fix Discord announcement missing blank line before release notes#76
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Command substitution $(printf '...\n\n') strips trailing newlines, so the HEADER variable lost the two trailing newlines intended to separate the title from the release body. Switch to `printf -v`, which writes directly to the variable and preserves them. Also apply `printf -v` to FOOTER for consistency (not strictly needed since FOOTER's last character is '>', not a newline).
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Command substitution $(printf '...\n\n') strips trailing newlines, so
the HEADER variable lost the two trailing newlines intended to separate
the title from the release body. Switch to
printf -v, which writesdirectly to the variable and preserves them.
Also apply
printf -vto FOOTER for consistency (not strictly neededsince FOOTER's last character is '>', not a newline).