quick release notes for v0.11.3

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The release notes documentation was updated to include two new patch release entries: version 0.11.3 (dated May 2, 2025) and version 0.11.2 (dated March 8, 2025). The entry for v0.11.3 details package updates, security fixes for dependent packages, and minor bug fixes. The entry for v0.11.2 outlines a backend panic fix and a reversion of a previous change that caused WSL connection issues. These new entries were added before the existing v0.11.1 notes, with no changes made to other content or to any exported or public entities.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

docs/docs/releasenotes.mdx (2)

9-12: Consistency and phrasing improvement for v0.11.3 entry
The heading and summary look good, but consider tightening the description to match the style of other entries (e.g., use "minor bug fixes" instead of "some small bug fixes").

-Quick patch release to update packages, fix some security issues (with dependent packages), and some small bug fixes.
+Quick patch release to update packages, fix some security issues (with dependent packages), and minor bug fixes.

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13-16: Align month abbreviation and remove unnecessary comma in v0.11.2 entry
For consistency with other release dates (e.g., "Feb 28, 2025"), abbreviate "March" to "Mar". Also, drop the comma before "and revert" since only two items are listed.

-### v0.11.2 — March 8, 2025
+### v0.11.2 — Mar 8, 2025

-Quick patch release to fix a backend panic, and revert a change that caused WSL connections to hang.
+Quick patch release to fix a backend panic and revert a change that caused WSL connections to hang.

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