UPGRADING: remove obsolete file

This file has been unmaintained for 5 years, and nowadays, MPD tries
very hard to stay compatible with older versions.

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-                       Music Player Daemon (MPD) - UPGRADING
-
-Upgrading to 0.14
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-
-The filesystem character set is determined by GLib, if it is not
-configured.  GLib has an affinity towards UTF-8, while older MPD
-versions used to choose ISO-Latin-1.
-
-
-Upgrading to 0.13.0
--------------------
-
-JACK, Avahi, and libsamplerate have been added as optional dependencies.
-FLAC/OggFLAC now supports the 1.1.3 API, and libmikmod 3.2.0 betas are
-supported as well.
-
-New mpd.conf parameters include zeroconf_name, samplerate_converter, and
-gapless_mp3_playback.  See the mpd.conf man page or updated mpconf.example for
-more information on these parameters.
-
-Support for the ID3v2 "Original Artist/Performer" tag has been added.  Your
-MP3s will need to be rescanned for these tags to be included in the database.
-This can be done by running mpd --create-db.
-
-Upgrading to 0.12.0
--------------------
-
-The ao_driver and ao_driver_options config parameters have been removed and
-replaced with the audio_output config section.  You will have to update your
-config file to use this instead.  See the mpd.conf man page or the new
-mpdconf.example for details on specifying audio_output sections.
-
-The db_file parameter is no longer optional.  If you did not specify it in your
-old config file then you will have to add it in order to run 0.12.0.
-
-Support for OggFLAC and Musepack audio files has been added.  Additionally,
-scanning of MP3 files has been improved.  To make use of these updates it is
-highly recommended that you run mpd --create-db to recreate your entire
-database.
-
-Upgrading to 0.11.0
--------------------
-
-The database format has changed a little bit, but in a backward compatible way.
-This means that if you upgrade to 0.11.0 from 0.10.x, you do not need to make
-any changes.  However, if you downgrade back to 0.10.x, then you will need
-to recreate your db.
-
-The default port for MPD is now 6600, so update your mpd and client
-configurations appropriately.
-
-Upgrading to 0.10.0
--------------------
-
-All information is now stored in the db in UTF-8 format, and the character
-set used for the filesystem is stored in the db.  Thus, it is highly
-recommended that you recreate the db.  To do so, run mpd with the 
-"--create-db" command line option.  Also, note that the filesystem
-character set will be determined from your current locale settings.
-If your locale settings are not the same as those used for the filesystem,
-then use the config file parameter "filesystem_charset" to specify the
-correct character set (this maybe necessary if you create the db with root).
-
-Upgrading to 0.9.3
-------------------
-
-Wave support was added, so to have your wave files added, update the db (mpc
-update).  
-
-Also, song lengths are now stored in the db.  To get this stuff
-added to the db, you will need to recreate the db from scratch.  To do this,
-run mpd with the "--create-db" commandline option. 
-
-Upgrading to 0.9.0
-------------------
-
-The "stop_on_error" config parameter was removed, so be sure to remove this
-parameter from your config file.
-
-Upgrading to 0.8.x
-------------------
-
-If you have FLACs, then to have them added to your list of available music,
-just use "update".
-
-Upgrading from 0.5.x to 0.6.x
------------------------------
-If you have not compiled MPD with "make ogg", then nothing is needed.
-
-If you compiled with "make ogg", just use "update" (available via the phpMp
-interface) to add your OGGs to MPD's list of available music.