Record the SBML initial assignment fix in the changelog - #802
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The change that fixes #795 went in without a changelog entry, though it changes what a user sees: the numbers PyBNF reads out of an SBML or antimony model, and two error messages. This adds the entry under Unreleased, in the Fixed section. No code changes.
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The change for #795 merged in #801 without a changelog entry, which was an
oversight on my part. It belongs in one: it changes what a user sees, both the
numbers PyBNF reads out of an SBML or antimony model and two error messages.
This adds the entry under Unreleased, in the Fixed section, next to the other
entries for this release. It covers what was wrong, what happens now, the
deliberate exception for species, the two adjacent defects fixed with it, and how
far the problem reaches outside this repository. No code changes.
Eight of the ten merges before #801 updated the changelog, so this is the
convention rather than an invention.