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3.0alpha7

* (happy) Trying out some new approaches for aliased correlation.
* (happy) Put in some initial support for multiecho data.
* (happy) Updated argument parser.
* (package) Various modernizations and cleanups.

3.0alpha6

* (happy) Fixed a major bug in motion filtering (thank you to Sukru Demiral for reporting it!)

3.0alpha5

* (happy) Fixed a typo in argument description.
* (atlasaverage) Added the ability to segment a template atlas based on values of the map being summarized.
* (docs) Significantly beefed up happy section.
* (reference) Constructed a new version of the JHU LVL1 atlas where each territory is split into an early and late subterritory, based on the median delay in the HCP-YA dataset.
* (package) Fully converted to using pyproject.toml for packaging.

3.0alpha4

* (rapidtide, tidepool) Both now only use neglog10p map to dynamically make significance masks.
* (rapidtide, Docker) rapidtide should now properly report its version number in a container even if it is in prerelease.

3.0alpha3

* (rapidtide) Refine delay is now on by default. Use --norefinedelay to disable it. --refinedelay still exists for compatibility, but does nothing.
* (rapidtide) Now outputs a map of fit significance (-log10(p)). In response to https://github.com/bbfrederick/rapidtide/issues/174.
* (showxcorrx) Fixed some issues with axis labelling.

3.0alpha2

* (happy, rapidtide) Now do (correct) checking to see if running in a container that now handles both Docker and Singularity/Apptainer properly. Thank you to Derek Monroe (https://github.com/dcmonroe) for the catch and the fix!
* (package) Now includes codespell checking thanks to Yaroslav O. Halchenko (https://github.com/yarikoptic)!

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