Release pm-github v2026.08.10

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Automated daily release metadata for v2026.08.10. The release gate passed before this PR was created; npm publication and tagging remain blocked until this protected PR is merged.

Summary by Sourcery

Finalize the pm-github v2026.8.10 release metadata and mark the changelog entry as released.

Enhancements:

• Update extension, manifest, and package metadata versions from 2026.8.7 to 2026.8.10.

Documentation:

• Mark the previously unreleased changelog section as the 2026.8.10 release with date.

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Summary by cubic

Prepare pm-github v2026.8.10 by bumping versions across the codebase and finalizing the changelog for 2026-08-10. Merging this unblocks npm publish and release tagging.

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Reviewer's Guide

Daily release PR for pm-github v2026.8.10; updates version metadata across the extension and changelog to the new release version with no functional code changes.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Update changelog from an unreleased section to a finalized 2026.8.10 release entry.	Replace the "Unreleased" heading with a dated release heading for version 2026.8.10 Maintain existing Fixed section under the new release heading	CHANGELOG.md
Align all extension version declarations to 2026.8.10 for this release.	Update the exported extension version string in the TypeScript entrypoint Update the manifest version used by the runtime/packager Update the npm package version to 2026.8.10 in package.json Ensure package-lock.json reflects the new version (standard lockfile bump)	index.ts manifest.json package.json package-lock.json

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