Standup update from my git log

The prompt

Here's my git log since yesterday's standup:

[paste git log --oneline --since=yesterday]

Write my standup update in three lines: Done, Doing, Blocked. Group related commits, use plain words instead of commit jargon, and leave Blocked as "Nothing" if there's nothing in the log that suggests a blocker.

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