YiD Emailer
My experiments with emailing services.
Brevo:
I decided to use 3rd party emailing service Brevo to have a convenient dashboard for reviewing all emails sent.
Brevo has a generous free tier.
To set it up, go to https://app.brevo.com/settings/keys/api, generate an API key and create BREVO_API_KEY GitHub secret with it.
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