feat: New v0.9.0 feature blog post

src/content/docs/blog/v0.9.0-release.mdx

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+---
+title: Release of v0.9.0
+description: Brand new features to make building your images easier!
+date: 2024-11-26
+authors:
+    - name: Gerald (Jerry) Pinder
+      img: https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/4626052
+      github: gmpinder
+---
+:::tip[TLDR]
+The BlueBuild CLI `v0.9.0` update introduces new features and breaking changes. [What do I need to do to migrate?](#breaking_changes)
+:::
+
+# Features
+
+- Generate ISOs for a fresh install
+- New `init` command for creating a new BlueBuild project
+- Stages for compiling your favorite programs while keeping dev tools out of your image
+- Copy module for copying programs from stages into your final image
+- A new `switch` command consolidates `upgrade`/`rebase` commands
+- A new `login` command for logging into registries for all tools like `docker`, `skopeo`, `cosign`, etc.
+- A new `validate` command and check before building that will tell you where you have errors in your recipes
+- The `sigstore` driver that can handle signing if you don't have `cosign` installed
+- The ability to build multiple recipes at the same time
+
+# Breaking Changes
+
+- Local modules must now have the `source` property set to `local`
+
+```yaml
+modules:
+  - type: custom-module
+    source: local
+    input:
+      - value 1
+      - value 2
+```
+
+- Removal of `yq` and the `get_yaml_array` bash function from the build in favor of `jq` and the new `get_json_array`

src/content/docs/reference/stages.mdx

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 description: A stage is a separate image build flow executed in parallel with the main build.
 ---
 
-:::note
-This feature is experimental and currently only available when using `use_unstable_cli` option in the [GitHub Action](/reference/github-action/) or using the `stages` feature when compiling.
-:::
-
 This property will allow users to define a list of Containerfile stages each with their own modules. Stages can be used to compile programs, perform parallel operations, and copy the results into the final image without contaminating the final image.
 
 ## Module Support