Version 0.2.0

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Based on the comprehensive summary, here are the updated release notes:

• New Features

  • Added localization support for Traditional Chinese (zh-Hant) language.
  • Introduced new system message and language tag management.
  • Enhanced configuration and maintenance infrastructure.
  • Added support for Discord bot and website entry points.
  • Implemented a new JSON schema for database tables and diagram layout.

• Dependencies

  • Updated multiple Python package versions.
  • Upgraded Flask, MySQL Connector, and Py-cord libraries.
  • Updated development dependencies like Black, Pylint, and Pytest.

• Infrastructure

  • Added new GitHub Actions workflows for testing, linting, and merging.
  • Introduced comprehensive configuration and service wiring mechanisms.
  • Enhanced database schema and table definitions.

• Documentation

  • Updated CONTRIBUTING.md with improved coding conventions.
  • Refined README.md for better clarity and organization.
  • Added HISTORY.md and RELEASE-NOTES-0.2.md for version tracking.

• Testing

  • Added new unit and integration tests for language tag and service wiring functionality.

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Purr... Let's clarify the database migration journey! 🐱

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-* Added SQL database.
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+   * Extended JSON storage for CTF maker role ID
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+   * Migrated user data from JSON to SQL
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+#### Voice & Communication
 * Added dynamic voice channel and support ticket feature.
 * Added channel member display.
-* Added CTF features.
-* Updated CTF features (WIP, can create and list).
 * Added independent update channels.
+
+#### CTF System
+* Implemented core CTF functionality
+* Enhanced CTF system with creation and listing capabilities
+* Completed CTF features
+
+#### Store & Economy
 * Rewrote the daily charge feature.
-* Completed CTF features.
+* Implemented SCAICT Store with lottery slot feature
+* Added total point status display
+
+#### Web Interface
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-* Completed course role features.
-* Updated design of SCAICT Store.
+
+#### Role Management
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50-54: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Meow! Let's fix that grammar and add the new language! 😺

-SCAICT-uwu now supports 1 language. Localisations are updated regularly.
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-Below only new and removed languages are listed.
-
-* …
+SCAICT-uwu now supports 1 language. Localisations are updated regularly,
+and below only new and removed languages are listed:
+
+* Added: Traditional Chinese (zh-hant)

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8-8: Purr-fect version bump to 0.2.0! 😺

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• black 24.10.0
• pylint 3.3.3
• pytest 8.3.4

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Purr... Let's clarify the database migration journey! 🐱

-* Added JSON file as initial database.
-* Updated to use JSON file to get CTF maker role ID.
-* Added SQL database.
-* Migrated user.json to SQL database.
-* Renamed SQL column name from `user_id` to `uid`.
-* Dropped support for `user.json`, use SQL database instead.
+### Database Migration
+1. Initial Implementation:
+   * Introduced JSON-based storage for initial database needs
+   * Utilized JSON file for CTF maker role ID storage
+2. SQL Migration:
+   * Introduced SQL database infrastructure
+   * Migrated user data from JSON to SQL format
+   * Schema improvement: Renamed column `user_id` to `uid`
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+   * Fully deprecated JSON storage in favor of SQL database

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-# History
-
-Change notes from older releases. For current info, see RELEASE-NOTES-0.2.
+# Project History
+
+This document tracks historical changes for SCAICT-uwu versions 0.1.0 through 0.1.7.
+For information about current releases (0.2.0 and newer), please refer to RELEASE-NOTES-0.2.
+
+We follow Semantic Versioning (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH). See https://semver.org for details.

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 ### New user-facing features in 0.1.1
 
+#### Voice & Support Features
 * Added dynamic voice channel and support ticket feature.
 * Added channel member display.
-* Added CTF features.
-* Updated CTF features (WIP, can create and list).
+
+#### CTF System
+* Implemented core CTF functionality
+* Enhanced CTF system with creation and listing capabilities
 * Added independent update channels.
+
+#### Store & Economy
 * Rewrote the daily charge feature.
-* Completed CTF features.
+* Implemented SCAICT Store with lottery slot feature
+* Added total point status display
+
+#### Web Interface
 * Added initial website using Flask.
-* Completed course role features.
-* Updated design of SCAICT Store.
+
+#### Role Management
+* Implemented course role management system

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Meow! Let's fix that grammar and add the new language! 😺

-SCAICT-uwu now supports 1 language. Localisations are updated regularly.
-
-Below only new and removed languages are listed.
+SCAICT-uwu now supports 1 language. Localisations are updated regularly,
+and below only new and removed languages are listed:
+
+* Added: Traditional Chinese (zh-hant)

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-* Added JSON file as initial database.
-* Updated to use JSON file to get CTF maker role ID.
-* Added SQL database.
-* Migrated user.json to SQL database.
-* Renamed SQL column name from `user_id` to `uid`.
-* Dropped support for `user.json`, use SQL database instead.
+### Database Migration
+1. Initial Implementation:
+   * Introduced JSON-based storage for initial database needs
+   * Utilized JSON file for CTF maker role ID storage
+2. SQL Migration:
+   * Introduced SQL database infrastructure
+   * Migrated user data from JSON to SQL format
+   * Schema improvement: Renamed column `user_id` to `uid`
+3. Completion:
+   * Fully deprecated JSON storage in favor of SQL database

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