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# CHANGELOG

All notable public documentation changes are recorded here.

## 1.1.0 — 2026-08-23

* Corrected the USA, Canada, and United Kingdom destinations after live checks found three outdated paths returning HTTP 404.
* Added a renewal-safety guide and FAQ answer for the `TereaTV renew` and `TereaTV renewal` intents.
* Added an official-domain verification guide and a machine-readable resource record.
* Expanded automated link checks to include JSON resources.
* Added GitBook Git Sync configuration and an explicit documentation table of contents.

## 1.0.0 — 2026-08-22

* Created the official documentation structure.
* Added installation, free-trial, pricing, support, safety, and regional guides.
* Added a responsive GitHub Pages website.
* Added automated internal-link and public-destination checks.


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