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Updated CHANGELOG for 0.8.2

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.. current developments
v0.8.2
====================
**Changed:**
* Now there is only a single instance of ``string.Formatter()`` in the
code base, which is called ``xonsh.tools.FORMATTER``.
**Fixed:**
* f-strings (``f"{expr}"``) are now fully capable of executing xonsh expressions.
The one exception to this is that ``![cmd]`` and ``!(cmd)`` don't work because
the ``!`` character interferes with Python string formatting. If you need to
run subprocesses inside of f-strings, use ``$[cmd]`` and ``$(cmd)`` instead.
* Fixed occasional "no attribute 'settitle' error"
v0.8.1
====================

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**Added:**
* <news item>
**Changed:**
* Now there is only a single instance of ``string.Formatter()`` in the
code base, which is called ``xonsh.tools.FORMATTER``.
**Deprecated:**
* <news item>
**Removed:**
* <news item>
**Fixed:**
* f-strings (``f"{expr}"``) are now fully capable of executing xonsh expressions.
The one exception to this is that ``![cmd]`` and ``!(cmd)`` don't work because
the ``!`` character interferes with Python string formatting. If you need to
run subprocesses inside of f-strings, use ``$[cmd]`` and ``$(cmd)`` instead.
**Security:**
* <news item>

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**Added:** None
**Changed:** None
**Deprecated:** None
**Removed:** None
**Fixed:**
* Fixed occasional "no attribute 'settitle' error"
**Security:** None