Bump README information for 1.0.0 release

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Author: farmdawgnation

README.md

@@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ Dispatch reboot is a rewrite of the Dispatch library for HTTP interaction in Sca
 [async-http-client][async], commonly called AHC, as its underlying transport. For more info, see the
 [Dispatch documentation site][docs].
 
-Dispatch requires that you use Java 8 as AHC requires it.
+Dispatch requires that you use at least Java 8. Our test suite is also run against Java 11 in
+Travis.
 
 [docs]: https://dispatch.github.io/reboot/Dispatch.html
 [async]: https://github.com/AsyncHttpClient/async-http-client
@@ -17,25 +18,22 @@ Dispatch requires that you use Java 8 as AHC requires it.
 Stable releases of Dispatch are published to Maven Central. As such, you can pull in the current
 stable release by simply adding a library dependency to your project for the correct version.
 
-To get the latest stable release, 0.14.0, simply add the following to your `build.sbt`:
+To get the latest stable release, 1.0, simply add the following to your `build.sbt`:
 
 ```scala
-libraryDependencies += "org.dispatchhttp" %% "dispatch-core" % "0.14.0"
+libraryDependencies += "org.dispatchhttp" %% "dispatch-core" % "1.0"
 ```
 
 If Gradle is more your style, you could also use this style:
 
 ```scala
-compile "org.dispatchhttp:dispatch-core_2.12:0.14.0"
+compile "org.dispatchhttp:dispatch-core_2.12:1.0"
 ```
 
 ### Snapshot releases
 
-We're also currently publishing snapshot releases for 0.14.x-SNAPSHOT to Sonatype snapshots.
-If you'd like to test your code with AHC 2.1 before it's final, taking one of these snapshots
-out for a spin is the way to do it.
-
-The following instructions will get you your snapshot:
+We irregularly release snapshots to Sonatype snapshots. To use it you'll need
+to add the snapshots repository to your project and pull the relevant snapshot:
 
 ```scala
 resolvers +=
@@ -59,6 +57,8 @@ Two stable series of Dispatch are supported at a time, with one series prior to
 binary compatibility. All earlier versions of Dispatch are officially unsupported and will not
 receive any fixes or changes.
 
+The next feature release development happens on `master`.
+
 The following chart outlines what versions of Dispatch support what versions of AHC and Scala and
 their current support status:
 
@@ -67,16 +67,20 @@ their current support status:
 |0.10.0            |1.7.11        |2.9.3,2.10     |None          |                                 |
 |0.11.2            |1.8.10        |2.9.3,2.10,2.11|None          |                                 |
 |0.11.4            |1.9.40        |2.10,2.11      |None          |                                 |
-|0.12.3            |1.9.40        |2.11,2.12      |Critical only |0.12.x                           |
-|0.13.3            |2.0.38        |2.11,2.12      |Full support  |0.13.x                           |
+|0.12.3            |1.9.40        |2.11,2.12      |None          |                                 |
+|0.13.3            |2.0.38        |2.11,2.12      |Critical only |0.13.x                           |
 |0.14.0            |2.1.2         |2.11,2.12      |Full support  |0.14.x                           |
-|1.0.0-M1          |2.4.9         |2.11,2.12      |Development   |master                           |
+|1.0.0             |2.5.4         |2.11,2.12      |Full support  |1.0.x                            |
+|1.1.0-SNAPSHOT    |2.5.4         |2.12           |Development   |master                           |
 
 Because the AsyncHttpClient does not adhere to semantic versioning, and its versions can increment
 quite quickly at times, beginning with 0.14 Dispatch will only use the latest (major, minor) AHC
 version that's available at the time its being developed. You may not be able to find a Dispatch
 version for every version of AHC if AHC went through a quick release clip.
 
+Upon request, we may release a patch version of Dispatch with a newer version of AHC if the new
+version is binary compatible with the version that series was originally released with.
+
 ## Getting Help and Contributing
 
 Please see our [Contributing Guide][contributing] for information on how to contribute and get help