Update documenation (new release notes, minor fix)

Author: Bryan

docs/content/release_notes.md

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+## 4.1.1
+**Refactor price formatting and parsing. As a result, breaking changes may have been introduced.**
+
+* The price format function has refactored.
+  * Function signature is unchanged.
+  * Function behavior has changed.
+    * A string is always returned.
+    * Passing a non-numeric value will yield a zero-length string.
+    * Passing an invalid unit code will yield a zero-length string.
+* The price parse function has been refactored.
+  * Function signature was expanded.
+    * New arguments were appended. The same values used to format a value should be used when parsing.
+      * fractionSeparator
+      * specialFractions
+      * thousandsSeparator
+  * Function behavior has changed.
+    * Passing a value which cannot will yield Number.NaN.
+    * Passing an invalid unit code will yield Number.NaN.
+* A formal enumeration, called UnitCode, was added.
+
+
 ## 4.0.25
 * Added parsing logic for equity options.
 

docs/content/sdk/lib-utilities-parse.md

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 | unitCode | <code>String</code> |  |
 | [fractionSeparator] | <code>String</code> | Can be zero or one character in length. If invalid or omitted, the separator will be inferred based on the value being parsed. |
 | [specialFractions] | <code>Boolean</code> | If fractional notation is used, indicates is "special" factor (i.e. denominator) was used to calculate the numerator of the value being parsed. |
-| [thousandsSeparator] | <code>String</code> | = Can be zero or one character in length. If invalid or omitted, the parameter will be ignored. |
+| [thousandsSeparator] | <code>String</code> | Can be zero or one character in length. If invalid or omitted, the parameter will be ignored. |
 
 >Converts a string-formatted price into a number. If the value cannot be parsed,
 the [Number.NaN](Number.NaN) value is returned.