- comb through the Website, starting at the frontpage
- add a **news** entry to confirm this major upgrade step (C++23)
- improve the wording in various overview pages
- adapt the ''release checklist'' to align it with **git-flow**
- reorganise the image folder(s) on the website
- the animated beating heart is back ;-)
Some sections of the Lumiera website document meeting minutes,
discussion protocols and design proposals from the early days
of the project; these pages were initially authored in the
»Moin Moin Wiki« operated by Cehteh on pipapo.org at that time;
this wiki backed the first publications of the »Cinelerra-3«
initiative, which turned into the Lumiera project eventually.
Some years later, those pages were transliterated into Asciidoc
semi-automatically, resulting in a lot of broken markup and links.
This is a long standing maintenance problem problem plaguing the
Lumiera website, since those breakages cause a lot of warnings
and flood the logs of any linkchecker run.
Starting with the upcoming ''preview release'', branches, branch names and tags
will be rearranged to follow the Git-flow pattern instead of the existing
ad-hoc organisation with a release branch.
The documentation provided here defines the actual naming conventions
and some fine points regarding the version number upgrades
and placement of release tags.
Furthermore, two helper-scripts are provided to automate version number updates
- `buildVersion.py` : extract current version from git tag and allow to bump version
- `setVersion` : manipulate all relevant files with `sed` to update the version info
