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Add in feature_classification.ini that makes use of new sphinx extension feature_matrix. While it is loosely based on the support_matrix extension, longer term this extension will live outside the Nova tree. As such, this has been created as a new separate sphinx plugin. The matrix has links to wiki page for the CI in the header of the summary matrix. This is called a target. Also, there are links to admin docs, API docs, and tempest test uuids added into the feature details. An option is added to ensure these are always present in the prototype matrix. A maturity status is added to be clear about the level of maturity of each feature. When in maturity mode, this is added into the summary table in place of the status. There is also some formating for the different maturity levels. blueprint feature-classification Change-Id: Ib5895e8de901f1a282d0f5c0ecb811ff8b451497
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