Tags is a simple array (containing only primitive data types like strings).
So you can just use the built-in function join
{{ join(1.data.object.fields.Tags; ", " }}
For notes array, it’s containing a complex data structure (collection/object) of notes.
So before you can join them, you’ll need to select the key containing the value you want to join.
This can be done with the built-in function map
{{ join(map(1.data.object.fields.Notes; "text"); ", " }}
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