Rename non-existent 5.11 release to 6.0 in the documentation #936
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Summary
This is a documentation-only change to rename a few mentions of the "5.11" release which has been renamed to "6.0".
It also regenerates the directives symbol graph file to incorporate previous changes that forgot to do this.
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@Metadatapage should reference the "6.0" release instead of the "5.11" release.Checklist
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[ ] Added tests./bin/testscript and it succeeded