v0.3.2

This release improves error messages, which will hopefully make it
easier to communicate with bug reporters. A number of bugs are also
addressed, most importantly a missing check on the node count limit for
the free queues, which could trigger reports of corruption in some rare
cases (no data loss though, as far as I can see).

Support is added for the 6.3 kernel version, courtesy of Woody Suwalski.

I was hoping to wait until encryption was ready before making a release,
but I'm not finding much time for apfs these days so that could take a
while. In the meantime, it's better to get this stuff out the door.

v0.3.1

Snapshots and clones seem to be working properly now, though testing has
been somewhat limited. As far as I know (I could definitely be wrong),
this is the last thing that was needed to fully support writes to
unencrypted volumes, so it's an important change that warrants a new
release. Everything remains experimental, of course.

v0.3.0

Some packagers have requested that the driver gets tagged releases:

#35

So I'll use 0.3.0 at this point, because the dkms file was set to 0.2.

This should not be understood to imply that the driver is in any way
ready. Writes are still very dangerous and a lot of basic features are
completely missing, for example preserving old snapshots.

Read-only support is somewhat more complete, with sealed volumes,
snapshots, and all the missing compression algorithms recently added.
Encryption is still not in the works though.