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DOC: Add remark on release functions to C-API documentation

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    ...@@ -29,7 +29,11 @@ C API ...@@ -29,7 +29,11 @@ C API
    When working with libcaosdb's C API keep the following in When working with libcaosdb's C API keep the following in
    mind. Delete all objects (transactions, entities, properties, mind. Delete all objects (transactions, entities, properties,
    parents, ...) that you created using a `caosdb_..._create_...` parents, ...) that you created using a `caosdb_..._create_...`
    function and only those. function or released using a `caosdb_..._release_...` and only
    those. This means, that any objects set by a `caosdb_..._get_...`
    function, are managed by another owning object (e.g., a connection
    object managed by the connection manager) should not be deleted
    manually.
    The underlying reason is that all C++ objects are realized in the The underlying reason is that all C++ objects are realized in the
    Extern C interface as mutable structs containing a void pointer to Extern C interface as mutable structs containing a void pointer to
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