Docs Kit Release Notes Test

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The file can have any name as long as it resides in src/release-notes. Only the content of the file controls the website content.

The file can live in folders to better organize large numbers of past release notes.

The file can use any MDX allowed in documentation, but it's strongly advised to only use basic markdown and no headings before the "read more" separator.

Metadata is defined in YAML frontmatter.

The URL of this release notes details page inside a microsite would be /releases/2000-03-03-release-note-format-definition.

The URL of this release for example in the merchant-center microsite would be https://docs.commercetools.com/merchant-center/releases/2000-03-03-release-note-format-definition

Test Excerpt Rendering

2 February 2000

Resolved Issue

TestingRendering

Subtitle Text

A plain paragraph with inline code in it. And bold and italic.

Heading 1

Bullet List
Bullet List 2

Ordered List 1
Ordered List 2

Heading 2

A blockquote piece

Code in a fenced code block

Heading 3

| table head 1 | table head 2 | |---|---| | table call 1A | table cell 2A | | table cell 2A | table cell 2B |

An Image with a caption:

An Image without a caption:

An Image with a transparent background:

A small image:

separator line below this

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