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chore(changeset): trim the route-groups changeset to one line (#4143)

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The changeset body is copied verbatim into the changelog, where the
rationale paragraphs from #4070 are noise. Keep the line that says what
changed and where it matters; the reasoning is already in the commit,
the PR and issue #3991.

This was reviewed on #4070 and fixed on #4140, a CI mirror of that PR.
#4070 is the one that merged and #4140 was closed, so the fix never
landed. The changeset is still unconsumed on `main`, so correcting the
file is enough — the open release PR regenerates from it and no
CHANGELOG.md has been written yet.

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"@workflow/core": patch
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Allow parentheses and square brackets in workflow names
A workflow name is derived from the module path it is defined in, so Next.js App
Router conventions end up in the name verbatim. `SAFE_WORKFLOW_NAME_PATTERN` did
not permit `(`, `)`, `[` or `]`, so any workflow inside a route group
(`app/(dashboard)/…`) or a dynamic segment (`app/[teamId]/…`, `app/[...slug]/…`)
threw `Invalid workflow name` before it could be enqueued, with no way to
override the generated name.
These characters are inert in the queue name the pattern guards: `ValidQueueName`
already accepts any suffix after its prefix, and the name is never interpolated
into a URL or a SQL identifier.
Allow parentheses and square brackets in workflow names, so workflows can live in Next.js route groups (`app/(dashboard)/…`) and dynamic segments (`app/[teamId]/…`).