Version 10.0.0

[burgerrg]

• (scheme-version) now includes the patch version number even when it's 0.
• make install now includes the patch version in the directory name even when it's 0.
• All 9.9.9 instances in the release notes are now 10.0.0.
• The Windows install no longer includes the Microsoft Visual C++ redistributable merge modules. This change was made in Version 9.6.0 but didn't get ported into the Version 10 branch until now.

[mflatt]

Thanks for the repair to (scheme-version). The original intent was to follow Semantic Versioning, and I think I probably got confused started mixing up conventions by dropping a 0 as the patch number.

The makefiles/install.zuo scripts still drops a 0 as the patch number when building an install directory name. For example, boot files are installed by default into /usr/local/lib/csv10.0/. Should that change, too, to make it /usr/local/lib/csv10.0.0/? I think the right change would be at line 73:

  (define Version (let ([l (get-version)])
                    (~a "csv" (list-ref l 0) "." (list-ref l 1) "." (list-ref l 2)
                        (if (= (list-ref l 3) 0)
                            ""
                            (~a "-pre-release." (list-ref l 3))))))