Publish an update to match the documentation

[azurstarshine]

I'm getting the following warning:

WARNING:mwclient.client:Subscribe to the mediawiki-api-announce mailing list at https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-api-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/ for notice of API deprecations and breaking changes.
WARNING:mwclient.client:Main-account login via "action=login" is deprecated and may stop working without warning. To continue login with "action=login", see [[Special:BotPasswords]]. To safely continue using main-account login, see "action=clientlogin".

That led me to the documentation that Site.login is deprecated in favor of Site.clientlogin. All well and good, but Site.clientlogin does not exist in the most recently published version from 2020.

This is confusing as a user of the library and makes the project look dead/abandoned. I suggest publishing an update to both the library and the documentation in the very near future (maybe within a month) to show that it is not dead and to avoid this sort of confusion. It's been 3 years since a release. That is very concerning if I want to depend on this library's continued stability, and I very much do. The official alternative, pywikibot, is a convoluted nightmare of object obsession and required on-disk configuration and wastes enormous amounts of time trying to figure out how it's supposed to work. This library is simple, clear cut, and has a much more Pythonic design. The release doesn't need to be 1.0. It can be 0.11. I'd just like to see some kind of release and consistency between the latest release and the docs.

[AdamWill]

We are already planning a new release. Filing a long issue with a hectoring tone is not helping. This project is maintained by volunteers in our spare time, we all have day jobs and nobody is getting paid. When I'm not sitting here doing my day job at 10pm I'll try and get the release finished up. Thank you.

edit: in case it wasn't clear, the original maintainer of the project went inactive, and there was no real maintenance for a while. Last year Marc, myself and a few others picked up the maintenance of the project and we are working towards a new release, but there has been a lot of work involved. We had to work through the backlog of issues and PRs. We had to build a modern CI flow (the project was still attempting to use travis for CI). We had to get access to the pypi project, which took a while. The last remaining piece is to build a modern release workflow; AFAICT previously Dan just handled releases manually, the project has no release script or automated release process. I intend to build a proper release workflow via Github Actions, but I need a bit of clear time to do that, and I haven't had it.

We are working on this, please be patient.

[AdamWill]

This is effectively a dupe of #284 . as mentioned there I am working on a release workflow now.