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Let's remove this NEWS file, we usually don't include them for docs changes (ref).
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No problems - removed.
Out of interest, is there a way to flag to Bevedere that there's no NEWS file requirement, or do we just live with the CI failure for that test?
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... and now I see the reference to the skip-news label in Bevedere's message. I've added the label; feels like this would be a good addition to the dev guide (and/or the repo PR template?).
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It's in the devguide here: https://devguide.python.org/triage/labels/#labels-specific-to-prs
It could be useful PR template, but we need to strike a balance between informative and tl;dr. Feel free to propose something if you'd like 👍