Update changelog for recent InspectionTree change #231
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Recently, InspectionTree was changed so that it no longer `instance_eval`'s the block that it takes. This change was released in 0.11.0, but should have been marked as a breaking change, since it affects custom InspectionTreeBuilders. Although we can't go back and change 0.11.0, we can at least document this for future code spelunkers.
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Recently, InspectionTree was changed so that it no longer
instance_eval's the block that it takes. This change was released in 0.11.0, but should have been marked as a breaking change, since it affects custom InspectionTreeBuilders. Although we can't go back and change 0.11.0, we can at least document this for future code spelunkers.