We got API changes, new options, etc. All this will make the
next release a minor one, not a pure bugfix.

Oops, there were some remainings of an old edit that went unnoticed.

This helps to recognize options as such.

`pip`, `wheel` and other fundamental helpers dropped or are going
to drop py3.2. It makes no sense to stick with it.

Next release will be a minor release, as a (completely) new default wordlist should not go as a pure bugfix.

We have no code-internal bugfixes, but there were erraneous
examples in documentation. We do not want to see that as official
docs in public. The new release should provide updated docs.

As we have new features in the upcoming release, we have to bump the
minor release number, not only the bugfix number.

As next release will not be pure bugfix any more (we got additional
options), we increase the minor version number.