0.2.0 release

[MaxDesiatov]

Just kickstarting a possible discussion here of what you'd like to see in the first release with the SwiftUI API subset supporting WebAssembly. I am personally a fan of "release early and often" idea and wouldn't mind tagging a release with whatever API coverage we already have. It's more about letting people know that this thing exists and it can do basic stuff.

These seem to be release blockers, let me know if you think anything's missing:

• Basic documentation
  The existing progress.md should be enough for this first release, I guess? We can integrate TokamakDocs somehow in later versions, unless @carson-katri has any objections.
• Cleaning up the demo example
  I think even without NavigationView and friends, I'll just add some padding and headers to describe what's what
• Updated CHANGELOG.md
• Tagging and sharing on Twitter

What are your thoughts @carson-katri @j-f1?

[carson-katri]

I'm working on getting TokamakDocs to be more stable, but it could be run on a merge if possible...

[MaxDesiatov]

Great idea! I can host it on S3/CloudFront, just need to set up the deployment for it.

[carson-katri]

The most recent commit should be working with the doc-gen branch.

[carson-katri]

Should it be 1.0.0 (per Semantic Versioning)?

[MaxDesiatov]

I'd prefer to bump it to 1.0.0 when reach close to 100% API coverage, otherwise we fall under this rule:

Major version zero (0.y.z) is for initial development. Anything MAY change at any time. The public API SHOULD NOT be considered stable.

[MaxDesiatov]

Especially if we tag the release before the Xcode 12 GM is out (which I hope we do), some of the new APIs could change by then. Using 0.y.z is safe from that perspective 😄

[MaxDesiatov]

0.2.0 is released, congratulations to everyone involved 👏

We kind of had a circular dependency where new features required a new release of carton, while a new release of carton required some new Tokamak release so that carton init can pull it in its new project template. The demo project is still not very organized, but let's resolve that separately as a part of #130.

I think new releases will follow at much higher frequency now that we're fully out of hiatus 😄