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Update release notes #621

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# v0.6.0

## ⬇️ 9 million downloads! + Making Color.js sustainable
## ⬇️ 10 million downloads! + Making Color.js sustainable

[Color.js has now been downloaded over 9 million times on npm!](https://limonte.dev/total-npm-downloads/?package=colorjs.io) That is 90% of the way to 10 million!
[Color.js has now been downloaded over 10 million times on npm!](https://limonte.dev/total-npm-downloads/?package=colorjs.io)

You may have noticed we removed ads from the Color.js website. While Carbon ads were the good kind of ads (relevant, not intrusive), it was not really worth it, they barely made enough to cover costs like the domain name etc.

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Caveats:
- This only happens automatically in the OOP API. The procedural API does not store parsing metadata by default as it’s optimized for speed, you need to pass a `parseMeta` object explicitly.
- You can always override this by passing `format` (or `format: "default"` for the color space default, which gives you the previous behavior.
- You can always override this by passing `format` (or `format: "default"`) for the color space default, which gives you the previous behavior.

## Other big improvements

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- Hate seeing numbers like 0.30000000000000004 ? Our default number formatting now attempts to limit IEEE 754 precision issues.
- New DeltaE method: `OK2` (believed to be more perceptually uniform) (by @svgeesus in #486)
- Longer and undefined/same hues now have parity with CSS spec (thanks @facelessuser in #474)
- New `colorSpace.isUnbounded` property by @lloydk in https://github.com/color-js/color.js/pull/503
- New `colorSpace.isUnbounded` property (by @lloydk in #503)
- Improved number parsing (by @facelessuser in #508)
- `parse()` now clamps alpha as well, just like the `Color` constructor (by @LeaVerou)
- Functional API now also available with ESM exports (by @MysteryBlokHed in #606)
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- Fix serialization of negative percentages (by @lloydk in #554)
- Handle negative square roots in a sane manner for Rec. 2100 HLG (by @facelessuser in #575)
- Do not use HSL normalized saturation and hue for certain spaces (by @facelessuser in #582)
- Avoid mutating arguments passed to the Color constructor (by @MysteryBlokHed in #603)
- Fix parsing 7-character hex colors (by @kleinfreund in #616)

### Improvements to types

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### For contributors

* Document how to serve in development, and add `--serve` to `watch:html`. by @jamesnw in https://github.com/color-js/color.js/pull/467
* Testsuite & test coverage improvements (by @lloydk in #480 #481 #482 #483 #484 #489 #490 #500 #543 #556 #565 #569 and @epsilonError in #559)
- Document how to serve in development, and add `--serve` to `watch:html` (by @jamesnw in #467)
- Testsuite & test coverage improvements (by @lloydk in #480 #481 #482 #483 #484 #489 #490 #500 #543 #556 #565 #569, @epsilonError in #559, and @kleinfreund in #616)

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/color-js/color.js/compare/v0.5.0...v0.6.0

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