docs: the PDF and log fixes ship in 13.7.10, not 13.7.9

Co-authored-by: rmcrackan <rmcrackan@gmail.com>

Source/_Tests/LibationFileManager.Tests/LogRolloverTests.cs

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ public class LogRolloverTests
 		}
 	}
 
-	/// <summary>The pre-13.7.9 default: a monthly rolling interval and nothing about size.</summary>
+	/// <summary>The pre-13.7.10 default: a monthly rolling interval and nothing about size.</summary>
 	private JObject LegacySerilogConfig(long? fileSizeLimitBytes = null)
 	{
 		var args = new JObject

Source/_Tests/LibationFileManager.Tests/SerilogConfigurationTests.cs

@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ public class SerilogConfigurationTests
 	[TestMethod]
 	public void EnsureSerilogConfig_adds_size_rolling_to_an_existing_config()
 	{
-		// Existing installs kept the pre-13.7.9 default: monthly rolling only, which let a single
+		// Existing installs kept the pre-13.7.10 default: monthly rolling only, which let a single
 		// month's log grow past the point where it can be attached to a bug report.
 		var config = Configuration.CreateMockInstance();
 		config.SetNonString(CreateSerilog("File"), "Serilog");

docs/advanced/command-line-interface.md

@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ If Audiobookshelf auto-upload is enabled in Settings, `liberate` also uploads ea
 
 Titles Audible has recently refused a license for are left out of the run and reported as one summary, rather than being requested again every time. This matters most for a scheduled run. See [Retrying titles Audible refuses](/docs/features/retrying-refused-downloads); naming an ASIN or passing `--force` overrides it.
 
-The run covers both halves of "book and pdf backups": titles that need downloading, and titles whose audio you already have but whose PDF is missing. Before 13.7.9 it only did the first, so `liberate --pdf` was the only way to get a PDF for a title downloaded earlier.
+The run covers both halves of "book and pdf backups": titles that need downloading, and titles whose audio you already have but whose PDF is missing. Before 13.7.10 it only did the first, so `liberate --pdf` was the only way to get a PDF for a title downloaded earlier.
 
 Audiobookshelf auto-upload is not part of that second half. It runs when a title is liberated, so a run that only back-fills a PDF does not upload; use `abs upload` to send titles liberated earlier.
 
@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ libationcli liberate -p
 
 Downloads nothing but PDFs, and never downloads an audiobook. A plain `liberate` covers the same titles, so this is for when you want only the PDFs.
 
-A PDF is saved beside its audiobook, or in the folder the [folder template](/docs/features/naming-templates) names for that title when Libation cannot find the audio files. Before 13.7.9 the second case put the PDF directly in your Books directory.
+A PDF is saved beside its audiobook, or in the folder the [folder template](/docs/features/naming-templates) names for that title when Libation cannot find the audio files. Before 13.7.10 the second case put the PDF directly in your Books directory.
 
 ## Re-Liberate a Single Book
 

docs/advanced/troubleshoot.md

@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ Attach your log file when opening a GitHub issue.
 
 ## PDFs are missing, or land loose in the Books directory
 
-Both were fixed in 13.7.9.
+Both were fixed in 13.7.10.
 
 **`libationcli liberate` downloaded no PDFs.** A plain run only looked at titles that needed an audiobook, so a title whose audio was already downloaded was never reached and its PDF was never fetched. `libationcli liberate --pdf` was the only way to get them. A plain run now covers both. If your library predates the fix, one `libationcli liberate` (or **Liberate** \> **Begin Book and PDF Backups** in the app) collects the PDFs you are missing.
 
@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ Already-misplaced PDFs are not moved. Move them into their book folders yourself
 
 ## The log file is too large to attach to a bug report
 
-From 13.7.9 the log rolls every 10 MB as well as every month, keeping the 20 newest files, so the current
+From 13.7.10 the log rolls every 10 MB as well as every month, keeping the 20 newest files, so the current
 `LogYYYYMM.log` is always small enough to upload. Existing installs pick this up on the next start: Libation
 fills in the size-rolling settings your `Settings.json` is missing without touching anything you set yourself.