`7.0.0`

Bumped bevy version to 0.13

`6.0.0`

Major Breaking release.

Removed all deprecated methods
Remove #[quick_sysfail] in favor of #[sysfail(Ignore)]
Remove support for Option<()>. Consider replacing option? by option.ok(())?
Replace the log = "foo" syntax by Log<ErrorType, Foo>.
Automatically add return type to system. This means that you should remove the return type from your #[sysfail] systems.
Failure is now a trait on the error type returned by the #[sysfail] system, rather than the whole return type.
Failure now has an associated type: Param. It allows accessing arbitrary system parameters in the error handling code.
Renamed FailureMode to Dedup.
Now bevy_mod_sysfail directly depends on bevy, rather than its subcrates
Added the full features, enabled by default. Disabling removes the bevy dependency, to only depend on bevy_ecs, but at the cost of removing the Log Failure definition.
Added the Emit Failure, which sends Errs as bevy Events.
Added LogSimply, a variant of Log that works without Res<Time>
Added example showing how to extend with your own behavior the Failure trait.
Added the system name to the log message's "target" field (by default, this is the bit of text before the "ERROR" colored text)
Added #[exclusive_sysfail], works like #[sysfail] but is fully supported by exclusive systems. It only supports Failures where Param = ()

`4.1.0`

fix macro dependency of the non-macro crate

`4.0.0`

Now the module reported in the error message is the one the system is in
Deprecated OverrideLevel and other runtime logging levels, this makes implementation much easier
Breaking: Now, runtime logging levels are completely ignored.
Breaking: The default error level for &str and Option stuff has been set to error.
Remove the darling dependency
Update syn to version 2, this reduces cold compile times

`3.0.0`

Breaking: Update to bevy 0.11

`2.0.0`

Breaking: Update to bevy 0.10

`1.1.0`

Allow usage of mutable queries (oops)

`1.0.0`

Update to bevy 0.9