Updated changelog

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## Version 0.7 [2020-06-01]
**Bugfixes**
* Fixed a bug where novelWriter might crash if a file was deleted immediately after being created, and also if the project was new. PR #267.
**User Interface**
* The back-references list now shows references to any tag in the open document, not just the first tag. Issue #227, PR #234.
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* Moved the Close button on the "Build Novel project" dialog to the area with the other buttons since we anyway increased the size of that area. PR #256.
* Updated the unit for Preferences > Editor > Big document limit from `kb` to `kb`. Issue #258, PR #260.
* Added Typicos-based coloured icon set also for light GUI background. PR #265.
* The export check mark that was added to the Flags column in the project tree in Version 0.6 has been moved to its own column, and been replaced with a proper icon. The details panel below it has been updated as well. PR #268.
* Icon sizes are now calculated based on the size of the text, and all text and icons should scale relative to the default GUI font size. PR #268.
* The font family and size of the main GUI font can now be changed in Preferences. For Windows, this defaults to Cantarell 11pt, which is now shipped with novelWriter, on other systems it defaults to the system font. PRs #269 and #270.
* There are no Monospace fonts on the GUI any more. Where fixed with is needed, the size is calculated beforehand with Qt's font metrics class. PR #271.
* Fonts are now selected via the system's font dialog, rather than the font combo box. PR #270.
* Word, character and paragraph counts are now updated on the project tree details panel if the currently edited file is selected. PR #272.
* The Build Novel Project dialog now shows the previous generated content when it's opened. PR #272.
* The Build Novel Project tool can now export the HTML and NWD output into a JSON data file. This file is convenient if the user wants to post-process the output with for instance Python, or one of the other numerous langauges that can read JSON files. PR #272.
**Project Structure**