enh: add badge expiry functionality#119
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This PR introduces a flexible system for expiring "new" version badges in documentation, allowing them to be automatically hidden based on configurable policies (such as number of releases, date, or days since release). It adds a
BadgeExpiryconfiguration that can be set globally or overridden per page, and ensures that only "new" badges are affected by expiry ("changed" and "deprecated" badges are never expired). The implementation includes parsing and evaluation logic, integration with the build process, and additional tests.