docs: Update README with current RTD versions#229
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* Fix the reference to the 3.0 docs version (=> 3.x) * Add the 4.x version * Update to show that `latest` (the default version) now points to 4.x
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Thanks @acoulton
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latest(the default version) now points to 4.xNow that 4.0.0-alpha1 is out, I think we should take users to the 4.x docs by default. I've therefore reconfigured ReadTheDocs to point the
latestto that branch.