fix(changelog): Make auto changelog titles level 3 - #295
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In #291 we used level 2 headers for subsections in the auto generated changelogs. This made them collide with the level 2 version headers, causing our GitHub target to not pick up the automatically generated changelog. It is also semantically incorrect. This patch fixes the issue, introduces constants to determine these levels, and adds a helper function that utilizes these constants.
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In #291 we used level 2 headers for subsections in the auto
generated changelogs. This made them collide with the level 2
version headers, causing our GitHub target to not pick up the
automatically generated changelog. It is also semantically
incorrect.
This patch fixes the issue, introduces constants to determine
these levels, and adds a helper function that utilizes these
constants.