Go-IPFS 0.5 release

[johnnymatthews]

This is the epic issue for the Go-IPFS 0.5 release. Closing the following issues closes this epic: #471, #472, #473, #474.

This 0.5 release is slated to be the biggest release since the Go-IPFS project started. See the Road to 0.5 issue in ipfs/go-ipfs for more details regarding the release.

With the release of Go-IPFS 0.5 coming up, we need to create a place for major update docs to sit. Below is a solution that should work just fine, but can be altered in the future if needed. I'd rahter not spend too much time discussing and deliberating over this layout since 0.5 is due to be released in early April, and so we need this out the door by then.

Install IPFS    <--- Main dropdown label
    Desktop    <--- Page
    Browser
    Terminal
Updates    <--- Main dropdown label
    Go-IPFS 0.5 release    <--- Bold label
        Overview    <--- Page
        Update procedure
        Features
            IPNS    <--- H2 in page
            IPFS subdomain gateway
            Bitswap
            Data stores (Badger)
            ...
        Fixes
        Troubleshooting
            Node discoverability

Here is an example screenshot from the ipfs-docs-v2 beta to demonstrate the labeling system:

[johnnymatthews]

See ipfs/ipfs-docs-v2:go-ipfs-0.5 branch.

[johnnymatthews]

Here's a screen cap the sidebar.

Having Go-IPFS 0.5 one of the bolded labels, this gives us room to expand for other major releases like JS-IPFS, or Rust when that comes out.

[jessicaschilling]

Awesome 😊
Would "Release notes" make more sense than "Updates"?

[johnnymatthews]

Yeah, although it's not all strictly release notes. Releases might work better.

[jessicaschilling]

"Recent releases"?
Just to make it really clear that it's not somewhere you can get ALL the releases ... that's the dist.ipfs.io site.

[johnnymatthews]

Good point. Yeah ok, let's go with Recent releases.

[johnnymatthews]

As requested by @momack2, here's a screenshot of what the Recent releases section looks like now: