DOC_CHANGES.md in knife-windows-0.8.5 vs DOC_CHANGES.md in knife-windows-0.8.6.rc.0

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-This file is reset every time a new release is done. This file describes changes that have not yet been released.
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-Example Doc Change:
-### Headline for the required change
-Description of the required change.
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-
-# knife-windows 0.8.2 doc changes
-
-### Negotiate / NTLM authentication support
-If you are running `knife-windows` subcommands from a Windows workstation, you
-should not specify a username argument that includes a domain name (i.e. a
-name formatted like `domain\user`) unless the remote host has WinRM's
-`AllowUnencrypted` setting set to `$false` (the default setting on Windows if
-the `winrm quickconfig` command was used to enable WinRM). If you've modified
-the host to set this to `$true` instead of its default value and you run
-subcommands from a Windows workstation where the username specified to
-`knife-windows` contains a domain, the command will fail with an
-authentication error. To avoid this, omit the domain name (this will only work
-if the system is not joined to a domain, i.e. you were specifying the local
-workstation as the domain), or set `AllowUnencrypted` to `$false` which is a
-more secure setting.
+<!---
+This file is reset every time a new release is done. This file describes changes that have not yet been released.
+
+Example Doc Change:
+### Headline for the required change
+Description of the required change.
+-->
+
+# knife-windows 0.8.2 doc changes
+
+### Negotiate / NTLM authentication support
+If you are running `knife-windows` subcommands from a Windows workstation, you
+should not specify a username argument that includes a domain name (i.e. a
+name formatted like `domain\user`) unless the remote host has WinRM's
+`AllowUnencrypted` setting set to `$false` (the default setting on Windows if
+the `winrm quickconfig` command was used to enable WinRM). If you've modified
+the host to set this to `$true` instead of its default value and you run
+subcommands from a Windows workstation where the username specified to
+`knife-windows` contains a domain, the command will fail with an
+authentication error. To avoid this, omit the domain name (this will only work
+if the system is not joined to a domain, i.e. you were specifying the local
+workstation as the domain), or set `AllowUnencrypted` to `$false` which is a
+more secure setting.