feat!: release structured logging, opt-in auto-retries, and OpenAPI regen - #63
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…egen Cut v15.0.0 from the accumulated Unreleased changelog. BREAKING CHANGE: the OpenAPI regen (CHA-3559) changed the generated C# type surface (return types, nullability, removed dead code); the wire contract is unchanged. Also ships structured logging and opt-in auto-retries (both additive).
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Release PR: stamps the accumulated
[Unreleased]changelog as v15.0.0; on merge the release workflow bumps the version, tags, and publishes to NuGet.Major bump driven by the accumulated OpenAPI regen (CHA-3559), not by retry: the regen changed the generated C# type surface (return types, nullability, removed dead code), so consumer code may need updates. Structured logging and opt-in retries are additive. If you'd rather split the regen out or treat it differently, say so before merging.