Rename default branch, resolve versioning

[Teque5]

Now that the spec has been separated from the python module, the versions are now separate too. There are a few outstanding issues in this repo that I'd like to resolve that were remnants from the before-times:

• rename default branch from sigmf-v1.x to main
• rename mis-named tags (SigMF-v1.0.0) to v1.0.0
• create new release for v1.2.0. Most recent release is v1.0.0, but most recent tag is v1.1.0.
• update the spec example version to match current release

If another maintainer signs off on these changes I can do this myself.

Do we want to move the logo to a separate repo?

[777arc]

I really like the idea of using "main" as the default branch name. I think logo is OK to stay in this repo, although an SVG of the logo would be pretty sweet if anyone can manage that =). I would suggest waiting for the json schema to get merged in before we cut a release, we can bump the version of the json schema along with the title in the markdown at the same time.

[Teque5]

I think logo is OK to stay in this repo

It's a .sigmf file as an example where we can keep the metadata up to date w/the spec.

although an SVG of the logo would be pretty sweet if anyone can manage that =)

There are (7) svg versions of the logo in the zip file on this page. I think what you are suggesting is that we add logo-scope-color.svg to the repo, which may make sense since it's the most useful version. When I first added the png, I did that since GitHub wouldn't render an svg in a markdown file, but they added that feature in 2022. I'll make a PR.

[Teque5]

As there are no objections I'm going to proceed:

• Renaming the base branch to main and tags the appropriate commits for other versions.
• Cleanup tags for all versions
• Create a PR that updates the spec to 1.2.0.
• Create a PR in sigmf-python for this branch -> now this PR
• Create releases commensurate with tags
• Create PyPi release for sigmf-python

[777arc]

Sounds good, I'll update my PR at some point

[Teque5]

All tasks complete.