v0.6.0

### Added
- Elasticsearch/Opensearch compatible API.
- New columnar format:
    - Fast fields can now have any cardinality (Optional, Multivalued, restricted). In fact cardinality is now only used to format the output.
    - Dynamic Fields are now fast fields.
- String fast fields now can be normalized.
- Various parameters of object storages can now be configured.
- The ingest API makes it possible to force a commit, or wait for a scheduled commit to occur.
- Ability to parse non-JSON data using VRL to extract some structure from documents.
- Object storage can now use the `virtual-hosted–style`.
- `date_histogram` aggregation.
- `percentiles` aggregation.
- Added support for Prefix Phrase query.
- Added support for range queries.
- The query language now supports different date formats.
- Added support for base16 input/output configuration for bytes field. You can search for bytes fields using base16 encoded values.
- Autotagging: fields used in the partition key are automatically added to tags.
- Added arm64 docker image.
- Added CORS configuration for the REST API.


### Fixed
- Major bug fix that required to restart quickwit when deleting and recreating an index with the same name.
- The number of concurrent GET requests to object stores is now limited. This fixes a bug observed with when requested a lot of documents from MinIO.
- Quickwit now searches into resource attributes when receiving a Jaeger request carrying tags
- Object storage can be figured to:
    - avoid Bulk delete API (workaround for Google Cloud Storage).
    - Use virtual-host style addresses (workaround for Alibaba Object Storage Service).
- Fix aggregation min doc_count empty merge bug.
- Fix: Sort order for term aggregations.
- Switch to ms in histogram for date type (aligning with ES).

### Improvements

- Search performance improvement.
- Aggregation performance improvement.
- Aggregation memory improvement.

More details in tantivy's [changelog](https://github.com/quickwit-oss/tantivy/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md).

### Changed
- Datetime now have up to a nanosecond precision.
- By default, quickwit now uses the node's hostname as the default node ID.
- By default, Quickwit is in dynamic mode and all dynamic fields are marked as fast fields.
- JSON field uses by default the raw tokanizer and is set to fast field.
- Various performance/compression improvements.
- OTEL indexes Trace ID and Span ID are now bytes fields.
- OTEL indexes stores timestamps with nanosecond precision.
- pan status is now indexed in the OTEL trace index.
- Default and raw tokenizers filter tokesn longer than 255 bytes instead of 40 bytes.