Move app versioning explainer to FAQ

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The patcher is designed to target **macOS Big Sur 11.x to macOS Sequoia 15.x**. The patcher is designed to target **macOS Big Sur 11.x to macOS Sequoia 15.x**.
* Other versions may work, albeit in a broken state. No support is provided for any version outside of the above. * Other versions may work, albeit in a broken state. No support is provided for any version outside of the above.
## Application versioning
Since 1.0.0, OCLP adheres to a proper versioning scheme with major, minor and bug fix system ([Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/)).
- First digit: Major changes, including new OS support, API changes, and significant patch set changes, etc
- Second digit: Minor changes, including incoming OS update fixes, minor patch set changes, etc
- Third digit: Bug fixes, primarily hot fixes either due to a regression in prior release or resolving issues in already released OS updates
## How do I make sure I'm all up to date? ## How do I make sure I'm all up to date?
Updating the OCLP installation is a three step process, first the application, second the bootloader and finally root patches. Updating the OCLP installation is a three step process, first the application, second the bootloader and finally root patches.
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Apple has yet again dropped a bunch of models, continuing their journey on discontinuing Intel Macs. With the release of OpenCore Legacy Patcher 1.0.0, early support for macOS Sonoma has been implemented. Apple has yet again dropped a bunch of models, continuing their journey on discontinuing Intel Macs. With the release of OpenCore Legacy Patcher 1.0.0, early support for macOS Sonoma has been implemented.
## Versioning
With 1.0.0, we'll be switching to a proper major, minor and bug fix system ([Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/)). This means the coming release will be version 1.0.0, and future releases plan to follow this scheme:
- First digit: Major changes, including new OS support, API changes, and significant patch set changes, etc
- Second digit: Minor changes, including incoming OS update fixes, minor patch set changes, etc
- Third digit: Bug fixes, primarily hot fixes either due to a regression in prior release or resolving issues in already released OS updates
## Newly dropped hardware ## Newly dropped hardware
* MacBook10,1: MacBook (Retina, 12-inch, 2017) * MacBook10,1: MacBook (Retina, 12-inch, 2017)