Update notes for release=1.5.2

Author: Kerry Kimbrough

README.md

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 ## What's New? ##
 
-  * The latest version (Tcases 1.5.1) is now available at the Maven Central Repository. See [HowToDownload](HowToDownload.md) for download instructions. 
+  * The latest version (Tcases 1.5.2) is now available at the Maven Central Repository. See [HowToDownload](HowToDownload.md) for download instructions. 
 
-  * HTML test case reports: Tcases output is often used to guide manual testing. But let's face it -- reading XML is not a lot of fun. So now you can ask Tcases to produce test case definitions in the form of an [HTML report](http://www.cornutum.org/tcases/docs/Tcases-Guide.htm#html).
+  * Ever wonder if a different random seed might lead to more interesting test cases? Try this [one weird trick](ReleaseNotes.md).
 
   * Subscribe to the [Tcases Forum](https://groups.google.com/d/forum/tcases) group to get notifications and share experiences with other Tcases users.
 

ReleaseNotes.md

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 # Release Notes #
 
+## 1.5.2 ##
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+Ever wonder if a different random seed might lead to more interesting test cases? Now it's easier to find out: try the ```-R``` option at the ```tcases``` command line. Or, if you're using the Tcases Maven Plugin, the ```newSeed``` parameter does the same thing. This is like the ```-r``` option (or the ```seed``` parameter), except that Tcases picks the seed value for you.
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+Similarly, when using the Tcases Reducer, you might wonder if a different seed might produce an equally small but more interesting set of test cases.
+So you can also use ```-R``` (or ```newSeed```) with the Tcases Reducer, which tells it to ignore any previous random seed
+in the current generator definition and to search for a new minimizing seed value.
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 ## 1.5.1 ##
 
   * HTML test case reports: Tcases output is often used to guide manual testing. But let's face it -- reading XML is not a lot of fun. So now you can ask Tcases to produce test case definitions in the form of an [HTML report](http://www.cornutum.org/tcases/docs/Tcases-Guide.htm#html).