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Added info about change in versioning scheme #1563

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According to #1244 the information about the change in the versioning scheme should be added one last time in the version 19.0.0. Did that. That way issue 1244 could also be closed.

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The PR adds the information about the changed versioning scheme to the change log one last time as specified in issue #1244 .

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According to kubernetes-client#1244 the information about the change in the versioning scheme should be added one last time in the version 19.0.0. Did that. That way issue 1244 could also be closed.
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