Updating .NET CHANGELOG for 3.14 release
+v3.14.0
+=======
+ * Refactored .NET capability handling. This version introduces a large and
+ intrusive refactor of the .NET bindings' capability handling. It introduces
+ a new class, `RemoteSessionSettings`, for use with creating remote sessions
+ via `RemoteWebDriver`. Additionally, the `DesiredCapabilities` class is now
+ marked as deprecated and will generate a compile warning on its use.
+
+ Almost without exeception, users should not be using DesiredCapabilities in
+ .NET. The browser-specific options classes provide functionality for adding
+ any additional capabilities that would need to be sent to a remote end. One
+ possible exception is when using RemoteWebDriver to connect to a remote
+ server implementation, where the ToCapabilites method has been called,
+ but the user wants to add additional capabilities, even though they could
+ and should have been added before calling the method. In a future release,
+ calling ToCapabilities will result in a read-only capabilities object, but
+ recognizing that many users already have existing code that does this,
+ moving immediately to make the returned object read-only is premature. For
+ the moment, then, the SetCapabilty method is now marked as deprecated on
+ DesiredCapabilities. In the next version of the .NET bindings, the return
+ from ToCapabilities will be changed to return a read-only object.
+
+ The RemoteSessionSettings class is designed for use cases where the user
+ wants to create a remote session using RemoteWebDriver where all of the
+ nodes in the session creation support the W3C WebDriver Specification
+ dialect of the wire protocol. This class is designed to be used in
+ conjunction with the browser-specific driver options classes for matching
+ capabilities on the remote end.
+
+ For single-browser cases, it is still possible (though unnecessary) to
+ use a browser-specific driver options class (`ChromeOptions`,
+ `FirefoxOptions`, etc.) by calling the `ToCapabilities()` method, but as
+ previously mentioned, in the future, the capabilities returned will be
+ read-only, and will not be able to be added to. Users who feel the need
+ to modify the options class after converting to capabilities are encouraged
+ to add the additional capabilites to the options class before the conversion
+ by appropriate use of the `AddAdditionalCapability` method.
+ * Exposed additional extension points to better control HTTP communications
+ between the language bindings and the remote end implemention. For the
+ .NET implementation of HttpCommandExecutor, we now expose a Proxy property
+ for proxying requests between the .NET code and the remote end WebDriver
+ implementation. Note carefully that this is entirely separate from the
+ proxy used by the browser for monitoring communications between the browser
+ and the server hosting the page being automated.
+
+ Additionally, this change exposes the IsKeepAliveEnabled property to make
+ it easier to set whether or not the "keep alive" header is sent when
+ communicating between the language bindings and the remote end WebDriver
+ implementation.
+
+ Finally, for local use, the DriverServiceCommandExecutor now exposes a
+ property to allow the user to set tho newly-exposed properties by allowing
+ access to the internal HttpCommandExecutor of the driver service.
+ * Added a workaround for Safari Tech Preview to send the proper browser name
+ to the driver.
+ * Added type-safe properties for Safari capabilities in .NET SafariOptions.
+ * Marked .NET hardware manipulation interfaces deprecated. The `Mouse`
+ `Keyboard`, and `TouchScreen` properties were never intended for direct
+ use in users' code. These interfaces, and the properties that reference
+ them, are now being marked as deprecated. The correct way to simulate
+ advanced user input is to use the `Actions` or `ActionBuilder` classes.
+ * Removed long-deprecated local PhantomJS support from .NET, as well as
+ other deprecated code.
+
v3.13.1
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* Updated to fully remove use of internal CreateElement method in favor of
