Rotate release notes as part of the 0.3.0 release

Author: ponylang-main

.release-notes/0.3.0.md

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+## Add the Pony icon to the VS Code extension
+
+Users now see the Pony icon when viewing the extension in Visual Studio Code.
+## Ensure only one Pony status bar item is displayed
+
+In some error scenarios, two Pony status bar items were created and displayed to the user. This is now fixed.
+
+## Add configurable LSP executable path
+
+Added a new configuration option `pony.lsp.executable` to specify a custom path to the Pony language server executable. If not set, the extension falls back to searching for `pony-lsp` on the system PATH as before.
+
+## Require pony-lsp 0.61.0+
+
+`pony-lsp` 0.61.0 or above is now required. This version automatically locates the Pony standard library, so the `pony.ponyStdLibPath` setting has been removed. If you have this set in your `settings.json`, you can safely remove it.
+
+## Add `pony-lsp.defines` and `pony-lsp.ponypath` configuration options
+
+Two new configuration options are available for the Pony language server:
+
+- `pony-lsp.defines`: an array of compilation defines passed to `pony-lsp`, equivalent to the `-D` flag of `ponyc`.
+- `pony-lsp.ponypath`: an array of paths added to the package search paths of `pony-lsp`, equivalent to the `PONYPATH` environment variable.
+

.release-notes/next-release.md

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-## Add the Pony icon to the VS Code extension
-
-Users now see the Pony icon when viewing the extension in Visual Studio Code.
-## Ensure only one Pony status bar item is displayed
-
-In some error scenarios, two Pony status bar items were created and displayed to the user. This is now fixed.
-
-## Add configurable LSP executable path
-
-Added a new configuration option `pony.lsp.executable` to specify a custom path to the Pony language server executable. If not set, the extension falls back to searching for `pony-lsp` on the system PATH as before.
-
-## Require pony-lsp 0.61.0+
-
-`pony-lsp` 0.61.0 or above is now required. This version automatically locates the Pony standard library, so the `pony.ponyStdLibPath` setting has been removed. If you have this set in your `settings.json`, you can safely remove it.
-
-## Add `pony-lsp.defines` and `pony-lsp.ponypath` configuration options
-
-Two new configuration options are available for the Pony language server:
-
-- `pony-lsp.defines`: an array of compilation defines passed to `pony-lsp`, equivalent to the `-D` flag of `ponyc`.
-- `pony-lsp.ponypath`: an array of paths added to the package search paths of `pony-lsp`, equivalent to the `PONYPATH` environment variable.
-