make single list items on one line in the changelog instead of doing hard wraps

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Sean Whalen
2026-03-21 14:31:46 -04:00
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- On a failed reload, the previous configuration remains fully active.
- `close()` methods on `GelfClient`, `KafkaClient`, `SyslogClient`, `WebhookClient`, HECClient, and `S3Client` for clean resource teardown on reload.
- `should_reload` parameter on all `MailboxConnection.watch()` implementations and `watch_inbox()` to ensure SIGHUP never triggers a new email batch mid-reload.
- Elasticsearch and OpenSearch connections are now tracked and cleaned up on reload via `_close_output_clients()`.
- Elasticsearch and OpenSearch connections are now tracked and cleaned up on reload via `_close_output_clients()`.
- Extracted `_parse_config_file()` and `_init_output_clients()` from `_main()` in `cli.py` to support config reload and reduce code duplication.
### Changed
- Configuration validation errors now raise `ConfigurationError`
instead of calling `logger.critical()` and `sys.exit()` directly,
making them recoverable during reload.
- Configuration validation errors now raise `ConfigurationError` instead of calling `logger.critical()` and `sys.exit()` directly, making them recoverable during reload.
### Fixed
- `get_index_prefix()` crashed on forensic reports with `TypeError`
due to `report()` instead of `report[]` dict access.
- Missing `exit(1)` after IMAP user/password validation failure
allowed execution to continue with `None` credentials.
- IMAP `watch()` leaked a connection on every IDLE cycle by not
closing the old `IMAPClient` before replacing it.
- `get_index_prefix()` crashed on forensic reports with `TypeError` due to `report()` instead of `report[]` dict access.
- Missing `exit(1)` after IMAP user/password validation failure allowed execution to continue with `None` credentials.
- IMAP `watch()` leaked a connection on every IDLE cycle by not closing the old `IMAPClient` before replacing it.
## 9.2.1