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Stamp the console release and move the roadmap down a slot. DESIGN.md reserved v0.4 for Windows and v0.5 for Linux. The console shipped first, so it takes v0.4 and both ports move down one. Tags have matched roadmap milestones since v0.1 and this keeps that true. The version numbers in setup_windows.go and setup_linux.go are printed to the user by `switchboard setup`, not just comments, so they move too. Left alone: ADR 0001 and 0002, which name the old numbers. They record what was decided at the time and should not be rewritten.
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Stamps the console release and moves the roadmap down a slot.
DESIGN.md§6 reserved v0.4 for Windows and v0.5 for Linux. The console shipped first, so it takes v0.4 and both ports move down one. Tags have matched roadmap milestones since v0.1, and this keeps that true rather than letting the two drift apart.Not just comments
internal/setup/setup_windows.goandinternal/setup/setup_linux.goprint their version numbers to the user. A Linux user runningswitchboard setuptoday would have been told "Linux DNS automation is planned for v0.5" right after v0.5 shipped as something else. Those strings move with the roadmap.Cross-compiled both
GOOS=linuxandGOOS=windowssince their files changed.Left alone deliberately
ADR 0001 and 0002 still name v0.4 for Windows and v0.5 for Linux. They record what was decided at the time and should not be rewritten.
Merge this, then
v0.4.0gets tagged and GoReleaser does the rest.