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Added items to the Autopsy 4.8.0 release notes

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- Eliminated one tagging sub menu layer for faster tagging. - Eliminated one tagging sub menu layer for faster tagging.
- Added Replace Tag item to tagging menus (shortcut for delete tag, add tag). - Added Replace Tag item to tagging menus (shortcut for delete tag, add tag).
- The Other Occurrences content viewer now shows matches in the current case. - The Other Occurrences content viewer now shows matches in the current case.
- A listing of cases in the Central Repository is displayed by the - A listing of cases in the central repository is displayed by the
Central Repository options panel. central repository options panel.
- An interesting file artifact is now created when a "zip bomb" is detected. - An interesting file artifact is now created when a "zip bomb" is detected.
- Text and queries sent to Solr are now normalized to handle diacritics,
ligatures, narrow and wide width Japanese characters, etc.
- An object detection ingest module that uses OpenCV and user-supplied
classifiers has been added to the "experimental" Net Beans Module (NBM).
- A data source processor that runs Volatility on a memory image has been
added to the "experimental" NBM.
- Comments can be added to all files (file correlation properties) recorded
in the central repository using a results view context menu item.
- Comments can be added to all correlation properties recorded
in the central repository using an Other Occurrences results content viewer
context menu item.
Bug Fixes: Bug Fixes:
- Expanding the case tree is more efficient. - Expanding the case tree is more efficient.