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I don't quite have my car just yet, but based on my reading of the firmware update changelog (the wiki linked at the beginning of the Software/Firmware thread), Tesla does not seem to list much in the way of bug fixes in their readme, but instead focuses on enhancements and new features. (I suppose this follows the idea that if you don't acknowledge bug fixes, it's like the bugs were never there in the first place?)

I'd like to suggest that Tesla be careful and clear about listing fixes to known bugs as opposed to not acknowledging the fixes in the readmes. Acknowledgement of known bugs that have been fixed, in my opinion, are just as import as new features and enhancements!

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