Release 2.11

[Krinkle]

Some noteworthy changes that have landed since 2.10:

• Core: Decide "No tests" based on test count, not assert count (fixes Global failure: Trying to do a test run with zero assertions fails #1405).
• Assert: Implement assert.true() and assert.false() (pull Assert: Introduce strict boolean assertions. #1445).
• HTML Reporter: Add fuzzy search feature to module dropdown filter (pull Support fuzzy search in HTML reporter's module filter #1438 by @ventuno).
• All: Official support for Node 12 and Node 14 (pull All: Update node-watch dependency and test fixtures for Node 12+ #1448).
• Docs: Launched new qunitjs.com and api.qunitjs.com. Mobile-friendly and with multisite search. (ref Tasks for launch of Jekyll site qunitjs.com#151, Add search to API site #1460, 2020 Design update for API site #1458 (comment)).
• CLI: Improve file finder performance for non-glob argument. (ref Reduce the travese if glob is filepath. #1385)

Some things to perhaps still do before new release:

• Drop support for Node 6 and Node 8 (EOL). Remove dependency on resolve package and its indirect dependency on path-parse (review pull Core: Drop support for Node 6 and Node 8, require Node 10+ #1464).
• Docs: Add "version added" annotation to the API site (review pull Docs: Add "version added" to all methods #1462).
• Docs: In light of assert.true, decide what to do with assert.ok and update docs accordingly to reflect current best practice (see What to do with assert.ok/assert.notOk? #1450).

/cc @trentmwillis, @leobalter, @JamesMGreene

[Krinkle]

I'm working through the release process this week. I'm taking it slow because I'm doing this in lock-step with documenting the new release process (solving #1350), specifically in a way that allows all Node-execution to happen in an isolated container (no git hooks, no push credentials), and fully supports 2FA-enabled mode of npm, and branch protection on GitHub.

[Krinkle]

@ventuno I'd like to thank you in the @qunitjs tweet about this release. Let me know if that's okay.

If yes, how should I refer to you? (GH nick, name, or Twitter handle).

[ventuno]

Thanks @Krinkle, you can use my GH nickname if you want, I don't have a Twitter handle :-).