This may need to be two PRs. We use conventional commit messages to indicate what kinds of change are in a PR. chore would be for things that aren't included in the published package, fix would be for things that are. This PR mixes that idea across workspaces. Some of the workspaces have changes in ./lib which would require this to be a fix: commit. This isn't appropriate for the workspaces which are only getting changes to the changelog or test files.

Would it be possible to either make this two PRs, OR two separate commits that isolate the fix changes from the chore ones? None of the other PRs you've made had this problem, they only affected either the root package or one workspace at a time. Unfortunately this one doesn't.

Not a problem (I had originally drafted ~5 branches/potential PRs for this and then decided to try to save some overhead -- I thought I might be able to get away with it since everything seemed to be in comments, apparently that didn't quite work.)