new release notes layout

[crazy-max]

Adds a new utility called release-notes that I find more appealing and declarative for the end user, starting with build one. This utility can be reused by other projects. we might need to tweak a bit some fields to make it more generic and cover all use cases (cc @thaJeztah @usha-mandya):

Signed-off-by: CrazyMax crazy-max@users.noreply.github.com

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[mark-dr]

I think there's work we could do in this file to keep things closer to the design system, but I think it's probably most efficient to let this in as it stands and then include it in a docs-wide theming review in the future.

[crazy-max]

Awesome! Let me know if you need anything!

[mark-dr]

Looks great to me, nice UI design, really nice that it uses yaml data, awesome work! 👍

[usha-mandya]

Thanks @crazy-max. The badges look neat and helps users understand the type of fix.

We have release notes for other components as well that follow a different format. We need to take a look at this a whole and see how we can be consistent across components. Before we go ahead and use this format, I'd like to review this with the team and get their input as well as it's not just Buildx docs but also affects other projects.

[crazy-max]

Made some changes to have a more generic release-notes layout so it can be used across our website:

• We can define components with their respective entries like Docker Desktop release notes does (For all platforms, For Mac, ...).
• Option to enable/disable GitHub link to full release notes
• Multiple tags support and allow arbitrary ones
• Header support to add arbitrary content before listing entries for each release
• New upgrade and security tag

I also split each release in its dedicated yaml definition. This way we could reuse this yaml file directly in Docker Desktop to display release notes for current version by just fetching it.

Here is an example with Docker Desktop 4.12 and 4.11: https://deploy-preview-15291--docsdocker.netlify.app/desktop/release-notes/

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[crazy-max]

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