[docs] Make system requirement bumps clearer in supported versions #1415
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The language previously used to describe when a system requirement version was bumped was really confusing: "increase since" mean "has increased since", which is confusing when you are looking at notes for a version beyond where it was bumped, because it sounds like the version listed is when it changed, when i twas actually changed in the release after that. For example the 4.5 notes had "increased since Moodle 4.1" which actually meant something increased in 4.2...
I have updated all of the currently supported versions and the documented future versions (4.1, 4.4, 4.5, 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3) so that they say "increased in this Moodle version" in the initial version where a bump has occurred, and in subsequent versions it now says "last increased in Moodle X.Y" and lists the specific version where the change took place.