Change the 'random' package reference in the GitHub release notes

[stijnmoreels]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When having a single package or an .All package one can easily refer to this one in the GitHub release notes but if that isn't the case we can't just choose a 'random' package.

Describe the solution you'd like
Either list all the available packages in the GitHub release notes, or work with a general description as in:
Install a new version of the Arcus.Security package that you want via NuGet or

PM > Install-Package Arcus.Security.*

With a link to the search results of these packages.

• Messaging
• EventGrid
• Security
• Web API
• Background Jobs
• Templates
• Testing
• Observability
• Scripting

Additional context
First mentioned here: arcus-azure/arcus.security#339 (comment)

[fgheysels]

Or can we link to our documentation from there ? If we mention all the packages in the release notes, this might become bloated + it becomes yet another part that must be updated when we create a new package.

I would suggest to change this in the release notes to some generic description like:

Install the Arcus.Security package that you need via NuGet, for instance:

Install-Package Arcus.Security.AzureKeyVault

For a complete list of all Arcus.Security packages see the documentation(link to doc)

[stijnmoreels]

Ah, yes, that is also an option. It would indeed not be very maintainable to list everything here. We can definitely add an link to the docs as well 👍 .