3.0.0 Release Summary about puppet-nscd

[traylenator]

Not noticed last time.

Getting weird line endings from the release issue into CHANGELOG.

cat -A CHANGELOG.md | head 

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## [v3.0.0](https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-nscd/tree/v3.0.0) (2019-10-07)$
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[Full Changelog](https://github.com/voxpupuli/puppet-nscd/compare/v2.0.0...v3.0.0)$
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Version 3 is a new major version of [puppet/nscd](https://forge.puppet.com/puppet/nscd).  For most use cases, it is backwards incompatible and users will need to modify their declarations of the `nscd` class.^M$
^M$
The previous parameters such as^M$
^M$
* passwd_positive_ttl positive time to live for passwords database.^M$
* passwd_negative_ttl negative time to live for passwords database.^M$
* enable_passwd enable password cache.^M$
* ....^M$
^M$
are now all removed and instead all database parameters are specified with the ^M$
dbconfig parameter. e.g.^M$
^M$
```puppet^M$
class{'nscd':^M$
  dbconfig => {^M$
    'passwd' => {^M$
      'enable-cache' => true,^M$
      'positive-time-to-live' => 500,^M$
      'negative-time-to-live' => 500,^M$
     },^M$
    'group' => {^M$
      'enable-cache' => true,^M$
      'positive-time-to-live' => 500,^M$
      'negative-time-to-live' => 500,^M$
     },^M$
  },^M$
}^M$
```^M$
^M$
The advantage of this breaking change that profits from newer puppet features is the module is much easier to maintain especially with respect to multiple OSes^M$
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**Breaking changes:**$
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Note the ^M in there.

[alexjfisher]

How about voxpupuli/modulesync_config#595 as a workaround instead of people having to remember to run dos2unix themselves?