Directord

Directord now supports a fully modular back-end allowing users develop their own components. Everything about the builtin components and how to develop new ones can be found [here](https://directord.com/components.html).


Several additional enhancements have gone into the health-check system, making it now possible to monitor the version of Directord in service across the cluster and the respective `uptime` for nodes within the cluster.

Orchestrations now allow operators to write jobs with using both the line or YAML format. This change ensures operators have a way to express complex tasks using easy to understand arguments. Documentation on orchestration structures can be found [here](https://directord.com/orchestrations.html#structure).

With this release the new verb POD has been implemented, allowing Directord to orchestrate and interact with containers, in pods, via podman. The implementation of pods is currently coupled with podman-py as an optional component which can be installed using "pip install 'directord[dev]'".

> To support the podman integration a new example orchestration has been added, "podman.yaml", which is cross platform compatible and allows Directord to automate the installation and setup process when needed. This new orchestration can be found within the "orchestrations" directory.

* Test coverage has been extended
* Documentation has been updated
* Systems have been improved
* So much WIN!


* Cleaniner CLI
* Tested code for EVERYTHING
* New library object/context manager
* MOAR documentation


We're alive, we're online, and we're functional!


Rocking new capabilities, a refined interface, and more intelligence client side caching.


The message spec has been updated to support stdout/err which further enhances debuggability and user experience.

Faster, more stable, MOAR POWER, all around better.