split up the changelog?

[anonymous via Digitalmars-d]

The changelog.html file is at about 1MB. That makes for a 
noticeable load time. And with all the issue lists, it's also a 
pretty solid wall of text: "Wait, is all this still for 2.067.0? 
Did I miss a version heading? I think I'm lost."

Let's split it up by version!

Pull request:
https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/dlang.org/pull/1006

Preview:
http://d-ag0aep6g.rhcloud.com/changelog/index.html

I think these are the typical use cases for the changelog:

1) Looking up the changes in the latest or some particular 
version: This benefits from a shorter load time and no more 
unrelated content.

2) Finding the version which made a particular change: This can't 
be done with Ctrl+F anymore, as Vladimir Panteleev (CyberShadow) 
mentions in the PR discussion. He also gives the alternative: 
google with "site:dlang.org/changelog". Good enough?

3) Reading through language history: This becomes more pleasant 
with a split changelog, as you don't have to scroll over pages of 
bugzilla issues anymore to get to the good stuff: prose and code 
samples.

Opinions?