chore(docs): release & versioning process

README.md

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 But if you do find yourself wanting to keep it updated, [watch the GitHub repo](https://github.com/DragonRidersUnite/scale) for releases. You could pull in just the changes you want. Or you could set an upstream in your repo to the template and merge the changes in.
 
+## Release Approach & Versioning
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+Code on the `main` branch is intended to be stable because Scale is a template. When significant changes have been made, a tag and release are created. This allows progress to be tracked and previous versions to be easily downloaded.
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+Scale uses a simplified major.minor versioning scheme. Major version bumps means there are breaking changes to the API (the methods and structure). Minor bumps mean non-breaking additions and fixes.
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 ## Template License
 
 The template source code falls under the [Unlicense](https://unlicense.org/), meaning it is dedicated to the public domain and you are free to do with it what you want.