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Update CHANGELOG.md for 0.35 release

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 v0.35
-- Nwipe will now optionally create a multi-page PDF certificate that shows details of a specific discs erasure. The first page forms the certificate of erasure and subsequent pages show the drives smart data. See snapshots below.
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+- Nwipe will now optionally create a multi-page PDF certificate that shows details of a specific discs erasure. The first page forms the certificate of erasure and subsequent pages show the drives smart data. See snapshots below. Two related options have been added to nwipe's command line options -P, --PDFreportpath=PATH Path to write PDF reports to. Default is "." If set to "noPDF" no PDF reports are written. From the drive selection screen you can now press 'c' for config. This takes you to the configuration screen where you can select various PDF certificate related options such as enabling PDF, entering customer or company data for entry onto the certificate and enabling a preview of customer/company info prior to the drive selection screen starting.
+- Nwipe now supports HPA/DCO detection, aka hidden sector detection. This is where the drive has been configured to report a smaller size to the operating system (O.S.) than it actually is. The HPA/DCO status is reported on the main drive selection screen as [HS? N/A] for drive that does not support HPA/DCO such as NvMe. [HS? YES] for a drive that is reporting a size smaller than it actually is, i.e has hidden sectors and [HS? NO] where the drive is reporting it's actual size correctly to the O.S. And finally [HS? ???] where nwipe cannot determine the HPA/DCO status as the drive is not responding to the ATA commands used to detect HPA/DCO. This might be because the drive does not support HPA/DCO or the interface adapter does not support ATA passthrough as is the case with a lot of the USB adapters on the market, but not all USB adapters. Thanks to @mdcato for the help testing the code and HPA/DCO results as displayed in the report.
+- This bug only applies to ones wipe and one or zero's verification. A very rare occurrence of a incorrect percentage on completion. The actual wipe was completed correctly it was just that the percentage calculation was wrong. #459
+- Nwipe now supports a configuration file /etc/nwipe/nwipe.conf. Currently it supports settings related to the PDF certificate but more options will be added in the future.
+- If you are running nwipe within the KDE konsole terminal and you resize the window by pulling on the corners, occasionally nwipe will exit with the error message: "GUI.c,nwipe_gui_select(), loop runaway, did you close the terminal without exiting nwipe? Initiating shutdown now" The loop runaway detection has been made less sensitive, i.e 32 iterations per second of the GUI update can now be completed before a loop runaway is detected. previously it was 8. In practise when sizing the konsole window, anywhere between 1 and 17 iterations will occur.#467
+- Nwipe now provides better temperature support for SAS drives. Thanks to @ggruber for all the code and testing he contributed.
+- Disc sizes are now shown differently to provide more information about there size. For instance a 1.2TB drive was shown as 1TB, now it is shown as 1200GB. Thanks to @ggruber for his code contribution.
+- Interface/bustype type was reported as UNK fo SAS drives, now reported correctly as SAS. Thanks to @ggruber for his code contribution.
+- Interface/bustype type has been enhanced to show SAS-SSD when a SSD drive is present. Thanks to @ggruber for his code contribution.
 
 v0.34
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