Remove skipTemplateRendering from release notes front matter

[iakdis]

Description of what this PR is changing or adding, and why: The problem that is described in the linked issue seems to occur due to the Templating system not working for the snippet {{site.repo.flutter}}. What differentiates the release notes pages from others is the option skipTemplateRendering in the front matter, which is set to true. While testing, removing the option from the front matter makes the link open as expected.

Issues fixed by this PR (if any): #12660

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Summary of Changes

Hello @iakdis, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request addresses a critical templating malfunction affecting numerous release notes and changelog pages. By systematically removing a specific front matter directive, skipTemplateRendering: true, the PR ensures that dynamic content, such as repository links, is correctly processed and displayed, thereby restoring the intended functionality and integrity of these documentation pages.

Highlights

• Fixes Templating Issue: This pull request resolves an issue where the snippet {{site.repo.flutter}} was not rendering correctly on release notes pages, leading to broken links.
• Removes skipTemplateRendering: The fix involves removing the skipTemplateRendering: true option from the front matter of various release notes and changelog Markdown files, which was identified as the cause of the templating problem.

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Code Review

This pull request removes the skipTemplateRendering: true property from the front matter of numerous release note and changelog markdown files. This change is intended to fix an issue where a template snippet for a repository link was not being rendered correctly. The change is applied consistently across all relevant files and directly addresses the problem described. The implementation is straightforward and correct, and I have no specific comments on the changes.

[parlough]

Thanks for noticing this and opening a PR to fix the issue.

Unfortunately, there's a performance issue with the Liquid templating package that we use that results in these pages taking too long to render with it. Since we haven't got around to fixing it yet, we'll need to keep skipping this for now.

Instead of doing this, could you instead replace the usage of the Liquid variables on these pages with the underlying values? I think it's fine if these usages aren't configurable.

[iakdis]

I see, thank you for the information @parlough! I have reverted the changes and added a new commit which replaces the Liquid variables used on these pages according to the variable defined in site.yml.

[parlough]

/gcbrun

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Visit the preview URL for this PR (updated for commit b4cf0af):

https://flutter-docs-prod--pr12661-main-a1173yfo.web.app

[parlough]

Thanks again for noticing this and fixing this! I really appreciate :D