0.18.3 (#937)

* 0.18.3 - You can now [use PHP as your templating engine](https://github.com/rooseveltframework/express-php-view-engine) in a Roosevelt app or any other Express application. PHP should be faster than any JS-based templating engine for complex templates since its parser is written in C rather than JS. - Breaking: blacklist/whitelist params throughout the API have been renamed to blocklist/allowlist. - README was copyedited to improve the clarity of the default behaviors of some of the API, remove outdated information, and other small improvements. - The host-public warning was made more prominent so that that production mode default behavior regarding statics is less confusing to people. - CI improvements. - Breaking: Roosevelt is no longer tested on Node 10.x. We didn't do anything to explicitly break older Node versions, but use at your own risk. - Various dependencies bumped. * extra word
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+## 0.18.3
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 - You can now [use PHP as your templating engine](https://github.com/rooseveltframework/express-php-view-engine) in a Roosevelt app or any other Express application. PHP should be faster than any JS-based templating engine for complex templates since its parser is written in C rather than JS.
 - Breaking: blacklist/whitelist params throughout the API have been renamed to blocklist/allowlist.
 - README was copyedited to improve the clarity of the default behaviors of some of the API, remove outdated information, and other small improvements.
+- The host-public warning was made more prominent so that production mode default behavior regarding statics is less confusing to people.
 - CI improvements.
   - Breaking: Roosevelt is no longer tested on Node 10.x. We didn't do anything to explicitly break older Node versions, but use at your own risk.
 - Various dependencies bumped.