v0.1.1

Added

• CHANGELOG.md file to keep track of notable additions, changes, fixes, deprecations, and removals.
• A peer can now detect if it is no longer useable in most cases, allowing it to notify the router if it died. This
  allows near instant retraction of routes if a connection dies, decreasing the amount of time needed to find a
  suitable alternative route.
• Add CHANGELOG.md entries when creating a release.
• When sending SIGUSR1 to the process, the routing table dump will now include a list of the public key derived IP
  for every currently known subnet.
• You can now set the name of the TUN interface on the command line with the --tun-name flag.
• Added support for TUN devices on OSX.

Changed

• When a peer is found to be dead, routes which use it as next-hop now have their metric set to infinity.
  If the route is selected, route selection for the subnet is run again and if needed a triggered update is sent.
  This will allow downstream peers to receive a timely update informing them of a potentially retracted route,
  instead of having to wait for route expiration.
• Account for the link with the peer of a route when performing route selection. This was not the case previously,
  and could theoretically lead to a case where a route was selected with a non-optimal path, because the lower metric
  was offset by a high link cost of the peer.

Fixed

• Remove trailing 'e' character from release archive names