fix typo Update CHANGELOG.md

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Fix Typo in CHANGELOG.md

Description

This pull request fixes a typo in the CHANGELOG.md file. The word "succesfully" was corrected to "successfully".

Original:

Fixed the bug succesfully without introducing any issues.

Fixed:

Fixed the bug successfully without introducing any issues.

Changes Made

• Corrected the typo from "succesfully" to "successfully".

Checklist

• Verified that the change is correct and does not affect other sections of the changelog.
• Proofread the changelog for any further typos or errors.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added SaveChangeSet API
  • Introduced NewCompressExporter and NewCompressImporter
  • Added WorkingVersion() method to access current working version

• Breaking Changes

  • Updated NodeDB, MutableTree, and ImmutableTree to require logger parameter
  • Replaced version deletion methods with new DeleteVersionsTo endpoint

• Bug Fixes

  • Addressed memory leak in import function
  • Corrected rootKey empty check
  • Introduced sync.Map to resolve concurrent write issues

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant enhancements to the IAVL (Immutable AVL) tree implementation, focusing on versioning, compression, and logging capabilities. New APIs like SaveChangeSet, NewCompressExporter, NewCompressImporter, and WorkingVersion() have been added to improve functionality. Breaking changes include modifying tree constructors to require a logger and introducing a new version deletion method DeleteVersionsTo. These changes aim to provide more robust and flexible tree management with improved performance and error handling.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/iavl.go	- Added SaveChangeSet API - Added NewCompressExporter and NewCompressImporter APIs - Added WorkingVersion() method - Breaking change: Logger required for NodeDB, MutableTree, ImmutableTree constructors - Replaced version deletion methods with DeleteVersionsTo
CHANGELOG.md	- Corrected date format for version 0.19.5 - Updated changelog with new features and breaking changes

Poem

🌳 In the forest of trees, where data takes flight,
A rabbit's code dances with versioning might!
Compress, save, and log with newfound grace,
Breaking changes now find their place 🐰
IAVL evolves, a technological delight! 🚀

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Line range hint 1-100: Well-structured changelog

The changelog follows best practices with clear version numbering, proper categorization of changes, PR references, and chronological ordering.

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