Added a release note for AWS bootstrap logging during installation

[bscott-rh]

Release note for https://issues.redhat.com/browse/CORS-1906

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[bscott-rh]

@yunjiang29 Please review this release note for CORS-1906 on AWS. Thank you

[yunjiang29]

@bscott-rh lgtm

[jeana-redhat]

One question about terms in the diff comments.

Re: your question about "4.11" vs "{product-version}" - a lot of times we don't even call the release out at all for these. For instance:

• "With this release, <blah blah feature text>"
• "You can now <blah blah feature text>"
• "<feature> now <does/supports whatever>"

If you do want to call the version out, I think either approach is fine. Looking at the 4.10 rel notes, both are used.

[jeana-redhat]

Clicking through that link, I see this is a place where we still seem to be subject to the use of "master" due to its use in the code. I also see that page uses "control plane, or master, machines" in many places. Would it work to use that here?

[bscott-rh]

Good catch, I'm sure it would be OK to just say "control plane" in the release notes. We only start using master later on because it's a flag in the gather command, and the annotation explains it.