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chore: CHANGELOG prepared for v1.2 #10

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## [v1.2.0]

> Release date: 2024-03-08
> Release date: 2024-03-15
## Highlights

- 🎓 The Managed `Gateway`s feature is now GA.
- 🎓 `ControlPlane` and `GatewayConfig` APIs have been promoted to `v1beta1`.
- ✨ `DataPlane`s managed by `Gateway`s can be now scaled horizontally through the
`GatewayConfiguration` API.
- ✨ `Gateway` listeners are dynamically mapped to the `DataPlane` proxy service ports.
- 🧠 The new feature `AIGateway` has been released in `alpha` stage.

## Added

- Added support of specifying values of command line flags by environment
variables starting with `GATEWAY_OPERATOR_`. For example, you can specify
value of flag `--controller-name` by environment variable `GATEWAY_OPERATOR_CONTROLLER_NAME`.
- Added support for specifying command line flags through environment
variables having the `GATEWAY_OPERATOR_` prefix. For example, you can specify the
value of flag `--controller-name` through the environment variable `GATEWAY_OPERATOR_CONTROLLER_NAME`.
[Kong/gateway-operator-archive#1616](https://github.com/Kong/gateway-operator-archive/pull/1616)
- Add horizontal autoscaling for `DataPlane`s using its `scaling.horizontal` spec
field.
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