updates text in changes file and pr template

[kjaymiller]

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Description of change

Resolves #31 by removing the changes update request in the PR template and adding a comment to the top of the CHANGES file.

This is a cleaned up version of #33

[kjaymiller]

@ahmedsobeh - it was easier to submit a new PR from a different branch.

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[aiven-sal]

Thanks!

[ahmedsobeh]

LGTM! Thanks for submitting it again

[aaron-muti-420]

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