Stop saying thank you in release notes

HI @Fabian

I am coming from strong UI/UX background, so please heed these 2 pieces of advice. Virtually 100% of the userbase will agree with this IMO:

• I would recommend against “thank you for using budget flow blurb in the version history.” It clutters up the “what’s changed” screen in iOS and makes it difficult to see what’s actually changed. I’m sure there’s loyal BudgetFlow users that check to see if anything useful has changed to see if any useful stuff has been added.

• Also be specific with what specifically has changed. Too many companies use “ stability and performance improvements” and it’s annoying to see that. If there’s bug fixes, say what bugs were fixed.