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Remove part that's already in the regular changelog.

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instead of directly talking to the API. The modules support mostly the same interface as the API based modules, instead of directly talking to the API. The modules support mostly the same interface as the API based modules,
so the main difference is that instead of some Python requirements, they depend on the Docker CLI tool ``docker``. so the main difference is that instead of some Python requirements, they depend on the Docker CLI tool ``docker``.
The ``docker_stack*`` modules have been extended to use the same Docker CLI framework, which also enables the
options to configure how to talk to the Docker dameon for these modules.
Other changes to the collection since the last prerelease: Other changes to the collection since the last prerelease:
* docker_compose_v2 allows to specify the pull policy * docker_compose_v2 allows to specify the pull policy

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# and ``docker_compose_v2_pull`` modules uses the ``docker compose`` command. All these modules use the Docker CLI # and ``docker_compose_v2_pull`` modules uses the ``docker compose`` command. All these modules use the Docker CLI
# instead of directly talking to the API. The modules support mostly the same interface as the API based modules, # instead of directly talking to the API. The modules support mostly the same interface as the API based modules,
# so the main difference is that instead of some Python requirements, they depend on the Docker CLI tool ``docker``. # so the main difference is that instead of some Python requirements, they depend on the Docker CLI tool ``docker``.
#
# The ``docker_stack*`` modules have been extended to use the same Docker CLI framework, which also enables the
# options to configure how to talk to the Docker dameon for these modules.