ADF Patch Release

Below steps describe how to create a patch release for latest ADF version

Patching ADF starts from master branch, therefore you need to be sure you have the latest master branch:
```
git checkout master
git pull
```
Learn the version you would like to patch, you can check ADF versions here.
Create new patch branch from master i.e. develop-patch-VERSION (e.g. develop-patch-4.11.1):
```
git checkout -b develop-patch-VERSION master
```
Apply and commit your fix to develop-patch-VERSION branch.
Increment the version in the package.json with the following command where -v refers to the ADF version and -vj to the new js-api version. The js-api must have a major version that is one higher than the other packages. For example, if adf-core is at version 4.11.1, then js-api should be at version 5.11.1
```
./scripts/update-version.sh -v X.X.X -vj X.X.X

# e.g. ./scripts/update-version.sh -v 4.1.11 -vj 5.1.11
```
The "@alfresco/js-api" dependency in the lib/cli/package.json has to remain unchanged

Run release.sh script with proper patch version:

scripts/release.sh -v VERSION

# e.g. scripts/release.sh -v 4.11.1

Push your changes and run all tests:

git push -u origin develop-patch-VERSION

In order to run all tests you can use [ci:force] flag:

git commit -m '[ci:force]' --allow-empty
git push

Verify if tests are green and if everything looks fine, you can proceed further.
Create new branch from master and call it master-patch-VERSION (e.g. master-patch-4.11.1):
```
git checkout master
git checkout -b master-patch-VERSION
```

Merge develop-patch-VERSION into master-patch-VERSION:

git checkout master-patch-VERSION
git merge develop-patch-VERSION

Push master-patch-VERSION branch:

git push -u origin master-patch-VERSION