Improve release organization. #458
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Added a release directory that contains the files associated with releases. Moved the Dockerfile and the RELEASING.md (now named README.md) into there. Added four release automation scripts that do the bulk of the actual release behavior. These aren't yet quite ready for prime time: they require things to be set up in a particular way that happens to match what I've done on my build machines, and there are still too many manual steps that need to be taken. Because of that, I haven't edited the instructions to use them yet. I plan to start using them for releases and will improve them each release until they get good enough to make them the canonical method of releasing.
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Added a release directory that contains the files associated with
releases. Moved the Dockerfile and the RELEASING.md (now named
README.md) into there.
Added four release automation scripts that do the bulk of the actual
release behavior. These aren't yet quite ready for prime time: they
require things to be set up in a particular way that happens to match
what I've done on my build machines, and there are still too many
manual steps that need to be taken. Because of that, I haven't edited
the instructions to use them yet. I plan to start using them for
releases and will improve them each release until they get good enough
to make them the canonical method of releasing.