Updated README for v0.4 and added CHANGELOG

CHANGELOG.md

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+# Change Log
+
+## Version 0.4
+
+The work in this branch is proceeding to add support for IPv6 and refactor the class hierarchies to better support the different address families without so much redundant code.
+
+ - IPv6 support: `inet6_address`, `tcp6_acceptor`, `tcp_connector`, etc.
+ - (Breaking change) The `sock_address` class is now contains storage for any type of address and follows copy semantics. Previously it was a non-owning reference class. That reference class now exists as `sock_addresss_ref`.
+ - Generic base classses are being re-implemented to use _sock_address_ and _sock_address_ref_ as generic addresses.
+ - (Breaking change) In the `socket` class(es) the `bool address(address&)` and `bool peer_address(addr&)` forms of getting the socket addresses have been removed in favor of the ones that simply return the address.
+ Added `get_option()` and `set_option()` methods to the base `socket`class.
+ - The GNU Make build system (Makefile) was deprecated and removed.
+
+## Version 0.3
+
+ - Socket class hierarcy now splits out for streaming and datagram sockets.
+ - Support for UNIX-domain sockets.
+ - New modern CMake build system.
+ - GNU Make system marked for deprecation.
+
+## Version 0.2
+
+ - Initial working version for IPv4.
+ - API using boolean return values for pass/fail functions instead of syscall-style integers.

README.md

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-## Unreleased Features and Updates (in this branch)
+## What's New in Version v0.4
 
-The work in this branch is proceeding to add support for IPv6 and refactor the class hierarchies to better support the different address families without so much redundant code.
+Version 0.4 added support for IPv6 and refactored the class hierarchies to better support the different address families without so much redundant code.
 
  - IPv6 support: `inet6_address`, `tcp6_acceptor`, `tcp_connector`, etc.
- - (Breaking change) The `sock_address` class is now contains storage for any type of address and follows copy semantics. Previously it was a non-owning reference class. That reference class now exists as `sock_addresss_ref`.
+ - **(Breaking change)** The `sock_address` class is now contains storage for any type of address and follows copy semantics. Previously it was a non-owning reference class. That reference class now exists as `sock_addresss_ref`.
  - Generic base classses are being re-implemented to use _sock_address_ and _sock_address_ref_ as generic addresses.
- - (Breaking change) In the `socket` class(es) the `bool address(address&)` and `bool peer_address(addr&)` forms of getting the socket addresses have been removed in favor of the ones that simply return the address.
+ - **(Breaking change)** In the `socket` class(es) the `bool address(address&)` and `bool peer_address(addr&)` forms of getting the socket addresses have been removed in favor of the ones that simply return the address.
  Added `get_option()` and `set_option()` methods to the base `socket`class.
  - The GNU Make build system (Makefile) was deprecated and removed.
 
- ## Coming Soon
+## Coming Soon
 
  The following improvements are soon to follow:
 
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   - **SSL Sockets.** It might be nice to add optional support for secure sockets.
 
-## What's new in v0.3
-
-Version 0.3 brings several new features:
-
- - Socket class hierarcy now splits out for streaming and datagram sockets.
- - Support for UNIX-domain sockets.
- - New modern CMake build system.
- - GNU Make system marked for deprecation.
-
 ## Building the Library
 
-CMake is now the supported build system. 
+CMake is the supported build system. 
 
 ### Requirements: