Version 1.4.0

• Cryptographically associate account recovery tokens with the row ID
  of the user who requested the reset. This means that updating the
  userid column of an existing recovery token will not allow you to
  login as the arbitrary user.
• #52,
  #137,
  #140:
  Allow users, groups, blog post categories, author profiles,
  and series to be deleted.
• #72:
  You can now configure how emails are sent out. All of the options
  currently provided by Zend\Mail.
• #128:
  All CMS Airship cookies send a Same-Site header (strictly). This
  adds another layer of resilience against CSRF attacks.
• #147:
  Implemented a framework for importing data (i.e. password hashes)
  into a CMS Airship project. This will allow users to log in with
  their old password, when Airship only knows the old password hash.
• #138,
  #141:
  In addition to being able to change the name of a blog category or
  author, you can also update the slug (and optionally create a
  redirect from the old slug to the new one).
• #148:
  You can now override the footer text.
• #149:
  Implemented a View History feature for Blog Posts.
• #155:
  You can now create user accounts from the Bridge.