9.30 changelog, client status

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-                  <li>The server will accept TLS 1.3 connections when running on suitable versions of Windows. Prior versions would only accept TLS 1.2 connections.</li>
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+                    <p>The server will accept TLS 1.3 connections when running on suitable versions of Windows. Prior versions would only accept TLS 1.2 connections.</p>
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+                    <p>An API client can switch its own status between <code>normal</code> and <code>faulty</code>, and can set arbitrary status text. Marking the item as faulty will raise an alarm in Command Centre.</p>
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+                    <p>Command Centre can, optionally, raise an alarm if an API client has not made an API call within a configurable period. This is an addition to Command Centre, not to the API, but deserves a mention here for developers considering adding status monitoring to their integrations. It may be done for you!</p>
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       * The server will accept TLS 1.3 connections when running on suitable versions of Windows.
         Prior versions would only accept TLS 1.2 connections.
 
+      * An API client can switch its own status between `normal` and `faulty`, and can set arbitrary
+        status text.  Marking the item as faulty will raise an alarm in Command Centre.
+
+      * Command Centre can, optionally, raise an alarm if an API client has not made an API call
+        within a configurable period.  This is an addition to Command Centre, not to the API, but
+        deserves a mention here for developers considering adding status monitoring to their
+        integrations.  It may be done for you!
+