There is a dictionary at the top of your Shortcut with info about Shortcut name, Author, RoutineHub ID, Version and Changes (here you can log your release notes). At the end of your Shortcut actions there is another dictionary that get the info thats needed to run the UpdateKit actions checking for new updates.

But... there is also a notification if there are no updates available and shows the version number of the Shortcut. This way users can see that they have the most recent version of your Shortcut.

The benefit from this is that the UpdateKit actions are below the Shortcut actions, this Incrase the performance.