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docs: bump version to v1.0.0

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### Docker
If use Docker or Podman, an image is available at `codeberg.org/reuh/feather:latest`.
If use Docker or Podman, an image is available at `codeberg.org/reuh/feather:1`.
For example, to start a new container with the Feather daemon running, using the `config.yml` (see [basic configuration](#basic-configuration)) in the current directory and exposing the feeds in the `reader` directory:
```sh
docker run -d -v ./config.toml:/feather/config.toml:ro -v ./reader:/feather/reader -v feather-data:/feather/data --name feather codeberg.org/reuh/feather:latest daemon
docker run -d -v ./config.toml:/feather/config.toml:ro -v ./reader:/feather/reader -v feather-data:/feather/data --name feather codeberg.org/reuh/feather:1 daemon
```
Instead of using a configuration file, you may also use environment variables; see [the default configuration file](src/feather/config.default.toml) for details.
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[Container]
ContainerName=feather
Image=codeberg.org/reuh/feather:latest
Image=codeberg.org/reuh/feather:1
Exec=daemon
# Auto-update container
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- [x] Write documentation
- [ ] Re-read
- [ ] Tag v1.0 in git & container
- [x] Tag v1.0 in git & container
- [ ] Publish