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chore(release): bump tooling to v0.11.1 - #525

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What type of PR is this?

repository management

What this PR does / why we need it:

Cuts the 0.11.1 (patch) release: bumps VERSION.yaml, adds the v0.11.1 CHANGELOG.md section, and updates the README tag example. Consolidates the 5 PRs merged to main since v0.11.0 (the security scheme rules S-041 to S-043 from #523, the Release Automation canary paths from #477, and three /validation dependency bumps); see the CHANGELOG section for the list.

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

Part of #524

Special notes for reviewers:

The base (3efbcf4) has the Validation Regression canary green (12/12 ReleaseTest, 6/6 CommonalitiesTest), and the new fixture branch regression/r4.3-broken-spec-security-scheme passes the runner. The Release Automation Regression canary is green at b321503 (#477), and no release automation file changed on main since. redocly bundle output was compared across the release's @redocly/cli range (2.64.1 to 2.72.1) over the API definitions of 67 API repositories: 99 of 104 files are byte-identical, the other 5 fail identically under both versions on spec-side bundler errors.

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 release-note

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docs

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hdamker requested review from a team, Kevsy and rartych as code owners November 9, 2026 10:08
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hdamker merged commit a534e25 into camaraproject:main Nov 9, 2026
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hdamker deleted the chore/release-v0.11.1 branch November 10, 2026 13:06
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