Versioning Finding Updated

I've updated the 2 part versioning finding for review at our Apr 2nd
meeting. 

http://www.w3.org/2001/tag/doc/versioning-20070326.html
 
The major differences from
http://www.w3.org/2001/tag/doc/versioning-20060929.html that we reviewed
are:
- Moved all xml material (section xml terminology in section 1, plus all
of 8,9) into the versioning-xml finding (and changed versioning-part2 to
versioning-xml)
- shuffled first section on why/how/why extend
- added a section on application versioning that Noah wrote
- added some text on trade-offs between extensibility and
interoperability
- Inserted new section 2 "Versioning Strategies" that has versioning
designs from big bang to forwards compatible to backwards compatible and
includes replacement and side by side deployment
- Added summary section to requirements section and design question (for
use in case studies section)
- Added version #s to identifying and extending languages section (now
section 5)
- Added Case Stuides

http://www.w3.org/2001/tag/doc/versioning-xml-20070326.html

The major differences for the xml (nee part 2) from 2004 Nov that were
never reviewed are
- insertions from Part 1
- inserted section 2 version identification technologies
- added only 1 namespace + version # as identification strategy
- refined section 4 on indicating compatibility of extensions
- Added section 5 explaining schema 1.0
- added section 8 case studies of xml versioning
- Updated Other technologies section 10
- Added notes on Redefine

Sadly to report, there are very little cutbacks in size.
Cheers,
Dave

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