Updated changelog entry for release 6.99.1

- Legacy-Id: 16522
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ietfdb (6.99.1) ietf; urgency=medium
* Replaced six.ensure_str with django's force_str
This bugfix release contains a number of fixes for issues with the big
Python 3 conversion release, many of which has already been patched in
production. Additionally, there are some fixes related to new slide upload
functionality and the test suite. From the commit log:
* Fixed a typo.
* Fixed some issues with the Py2/3 changes to the populate_yang_model_dirs
management command.
* Added a check for submitter found before trying to get submitter name and
email when generating email notification address lists.
* Shortened generated document titles a tad, to avoid line wrapping in
the IESG agenda package (which sometimes breaks the relevant tests).
* Merged in [16515] from rjsparks@nostrum.com:
Save files correctly when updates to an existing set of slides are
proposed. Fixes #2748.
* Added information about versions (Datatracker, Python, and Django) at
the beginning of test suite runs, to be able to clearly see which Python
and Django versions were used during a test run.
* Replaced six.ensure_str with django's force_str, in order to be able
to use earlier versions of six which more frequently are available on
the development and production target platforms.
* Changed PDF page-counting code to read PDF files as binary.
* Replaced the email-sending logger.error() on bad Submission.submitter
email address with syslog logging.
* Added a email gather handler for submission_submitter that tries an Alias
* Added an email gather handler for submission_submitter that tries an Alias
name lookuup if the submitter doesn't look as if it contains an email
address. This deals better with submission records that only has a name
in the submitter field.
* Fixed some issues with the changed import path ietf.settings_local.
* Changed import path for settings_local.py to work with absolute_import
under Py2, and also under Py3.