C++/C#/Java/Python: Add change notes.

aschackmull · aschackmull · commit 01fc3e655923 · 2021-06-24T14:29:34.000+02:00
diff --git a/cpp/change-notes/2021-06-24-dataflow-implicit-reads.md b/cpp/change-notes/2021-06-24-dataflow-implicit-reads.md
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+lgtm,codescanning
+* The DataFlow libraries have been augmented with support for `Configuration`-specific in-place read steps at, for example, sinks and custom taint steps. This means that it is now possible to specify sinks that accept flow with non-empty access paths.
diff --git a/csharp/change-notes/2021-06-24-dataflow-implicit-reads.md b/csharp/change-notes/2021-06-24-dataflow-implicit-reads.md
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+lgtm,codescanning
+* The DataFlow libraries have been augmented with support for `Configuration`-specific in-place read steps at, for example, sinks and custom taint steps. This means that it is now possible to specify sinks that accept flow with non-empty access paths.
diff --git a/java/change-notes/2021-06-24-dataflow-implicit-reads.md b/java/change-notes/2021-06-24-dataflow-implicit-reads.md
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+lgtm,codescanning
+* The DataFlow libraries have been augmented with support for `Configuration`-specific in-place read steps at, for example, sinks and custom taint steps. This means that it is now possible to specify sinks that accept flow with non-empty access paths.
diff --git a/python/change-notes/2021-06-24-dataflow-implicit-reads.md b/python/change-notes/2021-06-24-dataflow-implicit-reads.md
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+lgtm,codescanning
+* The DataFlow libraries have been augmented with support for `Configuration`-specific in-place read steps at, for example, sinks and custom taint steps. This means that it is now possible to specify sinks that accept flow with non-empty access paths.

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