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info.xml's version field is restricted by Nextcloud's own info.xsd to plain
numeric SemVer, no pre-release suffix, so the alpha/beta/rc stage from
PLAN.md's release table lives in the git tag and CHANGELOG instead; noted
that in PLAN.md so it isn't rediscovered later. Bumped the version, wrote
an honest description for an alpha (feature-complete for phase 1, not for
production), and added CHANGELOG.md.

README: new "Storage backend experiences" section, seeded with the Hetzner
Storage Box sub-account root-path quirk found while testing a real SFTP
target (root must be "home", not "/"), open for others to extend via PR.
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<id>ng_backup</id>
<name>NG Backup</name>
<summary>Encrypted, incremental backups of your Nextcloud with restore from the web interface</summary>
<description><![CDATA[Work in progress, not ready for use.]]></description>
<version>0.0.19</version>
<description><![CDATA[Alpha: feature-complete for scheduled, encrypted, incremental backups to
S3/SFTP/WebDAV/local, with restore of files and folders from the web interface and occ. Meant for
testing on a copy of production (dev, test, staging) -- not yet for production use, and full
disaster recovery is not implemented yet. See the recovery kit section of the README before
relying on this for anything.]]></description>
<version>0.1.0</version>
<licence>agpl</licence>
<author>Dillard Blom</author>
<namespace>NgBackup</namespace>