fix(Groupware): Apply continuous version schema for groupware apps#14921
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…ollowing RFC) Signed-off-by: David Dreschner <david.dreschner@nextcloud.com>
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As suggested by @kesselb in #13813, the groupware apps documentation isn't that easy to understand right now as sometimes the app version number is being used and sometimes the Nextcloud version. Unfortunately, there is no Sphinx command out-of-the-box that would allow for something like "Added in {app_name} App version {app_version} / Nextcloud {nextcloud_version}`, so, we have to work around that part.
This PR applies the RFC #13813 to all applicable lines and uses the versioning schema (x.y.z if the mentioned version number is a Nextcloud release and x.y if a app release is being mentioned).
Follow-up to #14873. I can only apply the change to this PR if there is more discussion needed before doing it kinda "globally".
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