Rules do not indicate the Format version for which they were written

[daniel-montalvo]

@wcreedle @Jym77 @HelenBurge @carlosapaduarte

The section Format version states.

An ACT Rule is written for a specific version of the ACT Rules Format. Each ACT Rule must indicate the version of the ACT Rules Format for which it is written. This is important because the ACT Rules Format is not fully backward compatible.

We should have explicit mention that the rules are compatible with ACT Rules Format 1.1 somewhere. I thought this was done but it seems we didn't do it.

We could easily add this to the existing prose in all rules, and I think it'd make sense to do so because discerning if the rule is or not compatible with the Format is something that may require some thought.

But we are not writing many new rules these days and this may be something we could look at automated ways to do that an inject this somewhere in our ACT-Tools processing.

Thoughts?

[daniel-montalvo]

Ideally we put it on the footer. The code is created by the template, so we'd have to update ACT Tools for this.
We'll put this information on the foother between the authors and the acknowledgments.