Fixes to RST lists in VERSIONING.

Author: lizroth

VERSIONING.rst

@@ -6,10 +6,13 @@ We use a three-part X.Y.Z (Major.Minor.Patch) versioning definition as follows:
 
 * **X (Major)** version changes are significant and expected to break backwards compatibility.
 * **Y (Minor)** version changes are moderate changes. These include:
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   * Significant non-breaking feature additions.
   * Potentially breaking changes. Any such changes will be explicitly stated in the release notes.
   * Changes to our package's declared dependency versions.
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 * **Z (Patch)** version changes are small changes. They will not break backwards compatibility.
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   * Where possible, we will advise of upcoming breaking changes with warnings in a Z release.
 
 What this means for you
@@ -19,7 +22,10 @@ We recommend running the most recent version. Here are our suggestions for manag
 
 * Expect X changes to require effort to incorporate.
 * Expect Y changes not to require significant effort to incorporate.
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   * If you have good unit and integration tests, these changes are generally safe to pick up automatically.
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 * Expect Z changes not to require changes to your code. Z changes are intended to be picked up automatically.
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   * Good unit and integration tests are always recommended.