[DOCS] Adds breaking changes page with content re-use #197
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This PR adds a "Breaking Changes" page to the Installation and Upgrade Guide (https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elastic-stack/master/index.html) and lays the groundwork for adding highlighted breaking changes from across the stack to this book.
After we move to an Asciidoctor build for this book, we can use tagged regions to pull in content from breaking change pages across the library (per https://asciidoctor.org/docs/user-manual/#by-tagged-regions). At that time, the build command will need to change as follows (with --resources parameters added for each repo we pull from):
docbldstk --resource=elasticsearch/docs --resource=kibana/docs --asciidoctor
NOTE: The presence of these tagged regions cannot be processed by our current asciidoc builds, thus the following line must be added to the index.asciidoc to preview the tagged regions: