Updated CHANGELOG.

CHANGELOG.md

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   * Skeleton `flipX/flipY` has been replaced with `scaleY/scaleY`. This cleans up applying transforms and is more powerful. Allows scaling a whole skeleton which has bones that disallow scale inheritance
 * **Additions**
   * Added additive animation blending. When playing back multiple animations on different tracks, where each animation modifies the same skeleton property, the results of tracks with lower indices are discarded, and only the result from the track with the highest index is used. With animation blending, the results of all tracks are mixed together. This allows effects like mixing multiple facial expressions (angry, happy, sad) with percentage mixes. By default the old behaviour is retained (results from lower tracks are discarded). To enable additive blending across animation tracks, call `TrackEntry#setMixBlend(MixBlend.add)` on each track. To specify the blend percentage, set `TrackEntry#alpha`. See http://esotericsoftware.com/forum/morph-target-track-animation-mix-mode-9459 for a discussion.
+  * Support for stretchy IK
 
 ### Starling
 * Added support for vertex effects. See `RaptorExample.as`
@@ -36,6 +37,7 @@
   * Added `void *userData` to `spAnimationState`to be consumed in callbacks.
   * Added additive animation blending. When playing back multiple animations on different tracks, where each animation modifies the same skeleton property, the results of tracks with lower indices are discarded, and only the result from the track with the highest index is used. With animation blending, the results of all tracks are mixed together. This allows effects like mixing multiple facial expressions (angry, happy, sad) with percentage mixes. By default the old behaviour is retained (results from lower tracks are discarded). To enable additive blending across animation tracks, call `spTrackEntry->mixBlend = SP_MIXBLEND_ADD)` on each track. To specify the blend percentage, set `spTrackEntry->alpha`. See http://esotericsoftware.com/forum/morph-target-track-animation-mix-mode-9459 for a discussion.
   * Optimized attachment lookup to give a 40x speed-up. See https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/spine-runtimes/commit/cab81276263890b65d07fa2329ace16db1e365ff
+  * Support for stretchy IK
 
 ### Cocos2d-x
 * Added ETC1 alpha support, thanks @halx99! Does not work when two color tint is enabled.
@@ -72,7 +74,7 @@
   * Skeleton `flipX/flipY` has been replaced with `scaleY/scaleY`. This cleans up applying transforms and is more powerful. Allows scaling a whole skeleton which has bones that disallow scale inheritance
 * **Additions**
   * Added additive animation blending. When playing back multiple animations on different tracks, where each animation modifies the same skeleton property, the results of tracks with lower indices are discarded, and only the result from the track with the highest index is used. With animation blending, the results of all tracks are mixed together. This allows effects like mixing multiple facial expressions (angry, happy, sad) with percentage mixes. By default the old behaviour is retained (results from lower tracks are discarded). To enable additive blending across animation tracks, call `TrackEntry#MixBlend = MixBlend.add` on each track. To specify the blend percentage, set `TrackEntry#Alpha`. See http://esotericsoftware.com/forum/morph-target-track-animation-mix-mode-9459 for a discussion.
-  * Skeleton `flipX/flipY` has been replaced with `scaleY/scaleY`. This cleans up applying transforms and is more powerful. Allows scaling a whole skeleton which has bones that disallow scale inheritance
+  * Support for stretchy IK
 
 ### Unity
 * **Runtime and Editor, and Assembly Definition** Files and folders have been reorganized into "Runtime" and "Editor". Each of these have an `.asmdef` file that defines these separately as their own assembly in Unity. For projects not using assembly definition, you may delete the `.asmdef` files. These assembly definitions will be ignored by older versions of Unity that don't support it.
@@ -112,6 +114,7 @@
   * Added `EventData#audioPath` field. This field contains the file name of the audio file used for the event.
   * Added convenience method to add all attachments from one skin to another, see https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/spine-runtimes/commit/a0b7bb6c445efdfac12b0cdee2057afa3eff3ead
   * Added additive animation blending. When playing back multiple animations on different tracks, where each animation modifies the same skeleton property, the results of tracks with lower indices are discarded, and only the result from the track with the highest index is used. With animation blending, the results of all tracks are mixed together. This allows effects like mixing multiple facial expressions (angry, happy, sad) with percentage mixes. By default the old behaviour is retained (results from lower tracks are discarded). To enable additive blending across animation tracks, call `TrackEntry#setMixBlend(MixBlend.add)` on each track. To specify the blend percentage, set `TrackEntry#alpha`. See http://esotericsoftware.com/forum/morph-target-track-animation-mix-mode-9459 for a discussion.
+  * Support for stretchy IK
 
 ### libGDX
 * Added `VertexEffect` interface, instances of which can be set on `SkeletonRenderer`. Allows to modify vertices before submitting them to GPU. See `SwirlEffect`, `JitterEffect` and `VertexEffectTest`.
@@ -128,6 +131,7 @@
 * **Additions**
   * Added `JitterEffect` and `SwirlEffect` and support for vertex effects in Corona and Love
   * Added additive animation blending. When playing back multiple animations on different tracks, where each animation modifies the same skeleton property, the results of tracks with lower indices are discarded, and only the result from the track with the highest index is used. With animation blending, the results of all tracks are mixed together. This allows effects like mixing multiple facial expressions (angry, happy, sad) with percentage mixes. By default the old behaviour is retained (results from lower tracks are discarded). To enable additive blending across animation tracks, call `TrackEntry:setMixBlend(MixBlend.add)` on each track. To specify the blend percentage, set `TrackEntry.alpha`. See http://esotericsoftware.com/forum/morph-target-track-animation-mix-mode-9459 for a discussion.
+  * Support for stretchy IK
 
 ### Love2D
 * Added support for vertex effects. Set an implementation like "JitterEffect" on `Skeleton.vertexEffect`. See `main.lua` for an example.
@@ -143,6 +147,7 @@
   * Added `AssetManager.loadTextureAtlas`. Instead of loading the `.atlas` and corresponding image files manually, you can simply specify the location of the `.atlas` file and AssetManager will load the atlas and all its images automatically. `AssetManager.get("atlasname.atlas")` will then return an instance of `spine.TextureAtlas`.
   * Added additive animation blending. When playing back multiple animations on different tracks, where each animation modifies the same skeleton property, the results of tracks with lower indices are discarded, and only the result from the track with the highest index is used. With animation blending, the results of all tracks are mixed together. This allows effects like mixing multiple facial expressions (angry, happy, sad) with percentage mixes. By default the old behaviour is retained (results from lower tracks are discarded). To enable additive blending across animation tracks, call `TrackEntry#setMixBlend(MixBlend.add)` on each track. To specify the blend percentage, set `TrackEntry#alpha`. See http://esotericsoftware.com/forum/morph-target-track-animation-mix-mode-9459 for a discussion. See https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/spine-runtimes/blob/f045d221836fa56191ccda73dd42ae884d4731b8/spine-ts/webgl/tests/test-additive-animation-blending.html for an example.
   * Added work-around for iOS WebKit JIT bug, see https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/spine-runtimes/commit/c28bbebf804980f55cdd773fed9ff145e0e7e76c
+  * Support for stretchy IK
 
 ### WebGL backend
 * Added `VertexEffect` interface, instances of which can be set on `SkeletonRenderer`. Allows to modify vertices before submitting them to GPU. See `SwirlEffect`, `JitterEffect`, and the example which allows to set effects.