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Updated CHANGELOG for Java & libGDX

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* `AtasRegionAttacher` and `SpriteAttacher` are now part of `Example Modules`, to reflect that they are meant to be used as sample code rather than production.
* In the unitypackage, the "spine-csharp" and "spine-unity" folders are now inside a "Spine" folder. This change will only affect fresh imports. Importing the unitypackage to update Spine-Unity in your project will update the appropriate files wherever you have moved them.
## Java
* **Breaking changes**
* `Skeleton.getBounds` takes a scratch array as input so it doesn't have to allocate a new array on each invocation itself. Reduces GC activity.
* Removed `Bone.worldToLocalRotationX` and `Bone.worldToLocalRotationY`. Replaced by `Bone.worldToLocalRotation` (rotation given relative to x-axis, counter-clockwise, in degrees).
* Added `stride` parameter to `VertexAttachment.computeWorldVertices`.
* Removed `RegionAttachment.vertices` field. The vertices array is provided to `RegionAttachment.computeWorldVertices` by the API user now.
* Removed `RegionAttachment.updateWorldVertices`, added `RegionAttachment.computeWorldVertices`. The new method now computes the x/y positions of the 4 vertices of the corner and places them in the provided `worldVertices` array, starting at `offset`, then moving by `stride` array elements when advancing to the next vertex. This allows to directly compose the vertex buffer and avoids a copy. The computation of the full vertices, including vertex colors and texture coordinates, is now done by the backend's respective renderer.
* **Additions**
* Added support for local and relative transform constraint calculation, including additional fields in `TransformConstraintData`
* Added `Bone.localToWorldRotation`(rotation given relative to x-axis, counter-clockwise, in degrees).
* Added two color tinting support, including `TwoColorTimeline` and additional fields on `Slot` and `SlotData`.
* Added `PointAttachment`, additional method `newPointAttachment` in `AttachmentLoader` interface.
* Added `ClippingAttachment`, additional method `newClippingAttachment` in `AttachmentLoader` interface.
### libGDX
* Fixed renderer to work with 3.6 changes
* Added support for two color tinting. Use the new `TwoColorPolygonBatch` together with `SkeletonRenderer`
* Added support for clipping. See `SkeletonClipper`. Used automatically by `SkeletonRenderer`. Does not work when using a `SpriteBatch` with `SkeletonRenderer`. Use `PolygonSpriteBatch` or `TwoColorPolygonBatch` instead.
## Lua
* **Breaking changes**
* Removed `Bone:worldToLocalRotationX` and `Bone:worldToLocalRotationY`. Replaced by `Bone:worldToLocalRotation` (rotation given relative to x-axis, counter-clockwise, in degrees).