docs: update the release notes for v6.5

[gsk967]

Description

Updating the releases notes for v6.5 upgrade

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated version compatibility information to v7.5.1 in README.md.
  • Detailed changes for version v6.5.0, including updates to Cosmos SDK, introduction of a new auction module, and removal of the crisis module in RELEASE_NOTES.md.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates include version compatibility adjustments in the README.md for v6.5.x, replacing v7.4.x with v7.5.1. In RELEASE_NOTES.md, version v6.5.0 brings significant changes like updating to Cosmos SDK v0.47.11, adding a new auction module, removing the crisis module, and updating the auction module's functionality and Price Feeder version. Additionally, minor version corrections and link updates are included.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
README.md	Updated version compatibility from v7.4.x to v7.5.1
RELEASE_NOTES.md	Updated to version v6.5.0, added changes for Cosmos SDK v0.47.11, new auction module, removed crisis module, and updated Price Feeder version. Corrected versions and links.
.../auction/README.md	Updated link in RELEASE_NOTES.md

Poem

In the code where changes thrive,
A new auction module comes alive,
Crisis bids a fond goodbye,
With Cosmos SDK soaring high.
Version numbers shift and sway,
Bringing brighter, better days.
Cheers to code, hip-hip-hooray! 🎉

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