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Support ITK-Elastix for groupwise registration #500

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5 changes: 3 additions & 2 deletions docs/release/release_v1.6.md
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- Masks with angle planes can be constructed (#252)
- `register.RegImgs` is a data class to track registered images (#335)
- Supports image I/O and registration through ITK
- `ITK-Elastix` support has been added as an alternative to `SimpleITK` (#495)
- `ITK-Elastix` support has been added as an alternative to `SimpleITK` (#495, #500)
- Both libraries are now optional rather than required dependencies (#497)
- Better support for image direction metadata (#497)
- Fixed changes to large label IDs during registration (#303)
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- The `jupyter` install group installs packages for running the Jupyter sample commands notebook in a Bash kernel (#122)
- Missing dependencies are starting to use more consistent error messages and instructions (#226)
- Python 3.6 and 3.7 have been deprecated for removal in MM v1.7 and have separate pinned dependencies (`envs/requirements_py3<n>`) (#232, #379)
- The SimpleElastix custom binaries have been switched to SimpleITK with Elastix (#379)
- The SimpleElastix custom binaries are now built on SimpleITK with Elastix and is no longer a required dependency (#379, #501)
- ITK-Elastix is now supported for image registration (#501)
- Custom dependency binaries are now built for Python 3.8-3.11 (#379)
- Fixed error on deprecated NumPy data type aliases (#364)
- Fixed `qt4 backend` error by installing PyQt <= 5.15.7 (#431)
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