feat: #96 stability section

posts/2023-12-18_admiral_1_0/admiral_1_0.qmd

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 # Commitment to Stability
 
-admiral was born out of a conversation between Thomas Neitmann and Michael Rimler almost three years ago. Check out this [history blog post](https://pharmaverse.github.io/blog/posts/2023-10-10_pharmaverse_story/pharmaverse_story.html) for some of the play by play. During that time, we have worked a furious pace to produce functions that can do almost all derivations needed for common ADaMs. However, we have noticed that some functions are very similar to others and have sought to consolidate to reduce the number of functions. Unfortunately, this creates a lot of deprecation and frus
+admiral was born out of a conversation between Thomas Neitmann and Michael Rimler almost three years ago. Check out this [history blog post](https://pharmaverse.github.io/blog/posts/2023-10-10_pharmaverse_story/pharmaverse_story.html) for some of the play by play. During that time, we have worked at a furious pace to produce functions that can do almost all derivations needed for common ADaMs. However, we have noticed that some functions are very similar to others and have sought to consolidate to reduce the number of functions. Unfortunately, this creates a lot of deprecation and frustration for users.
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+Enter Superseded!!
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+Now with the release of `1.0.0` we are going to _superseded_ functions going forward. This is the process where when we introduce new functions to replace other functions, we will no longer deprecate the replaced functions.  Now we will supersede them, i.e. we will keep the function in the codebase for a long time, but recommend the use of the new function. If the function were to be removed from the codebase this will be done many years from the time it is superseded.  Please note, that superseded functions that have bugs identified will be fixed.   
 
 
 # New On-boarding Resources
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 knitr::include_graphics("cheatsheet.png")
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+## Way back machine
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