[BUG] github/pypi release possible wrong date?

[Elypha]

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Describe the bug

Hello,

This is not essentially a bug but just found that a merged commit 2a33a77 from more than a year ago was actually not included in the latest release in Feb 2024.
And, for the date - since the release comment says 2023-02-28, may I know if that was just an old release drafted at 2023-02-28 and published a year later due to some reason, or it's simply a typo.
If it's the former case then that commit shouldn't be included indeed which is okay, but as it seems to me more like a typo I'm submitting this issue to ask about it.

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[TomJGooding]

The commit was merged in July 2024 and the Changelog shows this change is unreleased?

[willmcgugan]

There was a large backlog, we're just getting caught up. Might have taken a while to be merged.

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