JBoss EAP 8 final is released, update documentations

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diff --git a/cargo/Ant+support.html b/cargo/Ant+support.html
@@ -432,7 +432,7 @@ <h2 id="Antsupport-TheCargoAnttasksindetail">The Cargo Ant tasks in detail</h2>
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-           These are the various XML configuration elements that you can use to configure the Cargo Ant tasks. Make sure you also check the <a href="Ant+support.html#Antsupport-Examples">examples</a> which show how to use them.
+           <p>These are the various XML configuration elements that you can use to configure the Cargo Ant tasks. Make sure you also check the <a href="Ant+support.html#Antsupport-Examples">examples</a> which show how to use them.</p>
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diff --git a/cargo/Container.html b/cargo/Container.html
@@ -356,7 +356,7 @@ <h3 id="Container-Containerfeatures">Container features</h3>
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-           The below list shows the supported containers and extensions that are implemented for each container, as well as the the version of the associated Codehaus Cargo module where the feature was first made available.
+           <p>The below list shows the supported containers and extensions that are implemented for each container, as well as the the version of the associated Codehaus Cargo module where the feature was first made available.</p>
            <p>Click on a container's name to see a detailed list of features it supports.</p>
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@@ -347,7 +347,7 @@ <h3 id="Home-CurrentVersions">Current Versions</h3>
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-           The below list shows the supported containers and extensions that are implemented for each container, as well as the the version of the associated Codehaus Cargo module where the feature was first made available.
+           <p>The below list shows the supported containers and extensions that are implemented for each container, as well as the the version of the associated Codehaus Cargo module where the feature was first made available.</p>
            <p>Click on a container's name to see a detailed list of features it supports.</p>
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diff --git a/cargo/JBoss+6.1.x.html b/cargo/JBoss+6.1.x.html
@@ -293,17 +293,19 @@ <h3 class="heading3">RSS Feeds</h3>
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             <p>With the opening of the JBoss EAP to the public and the split between JBoss and WildFly, the below naming correspondence should be used with JBoss EAP containers:</p>
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+             <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+6.x.html">JBoss 6.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Application Server version 6; i.e. the version released in December 2010</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+6.1.x.html">JBoss 6.1.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Application Server version 6.1; i.e. the version released in August 2011</li>
+             <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.1.x.html">JBoss 7.1.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.0; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.1 released in February 2012</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.2.x.html">JBoss 7.2.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.1; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.2 released in May 2013</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.3.x.html">JBoss 7.3.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.2; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.3 released in October 2013</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.4.x.html">JBoss 7.4.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.3; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.4 released in June 2014</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.5.x.html">JBoss 7.5.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.4; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.5 released in October 2015</li>
              <li>The <a href="WildFly+10.x.html">WildFly 10.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.0; i.e. the version released in May 2016</li>
              <li>The <a href="WildFly+11.x.html">WildFly 11.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.1; i.e. the version released in December 2017</li>
-             <li>The <a href="WildFly+13.x.html">WildFly 13.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.2; i.e. the version released in January 2019</li>
+             <li>The <a href="WildFly+14.x.html">WildFly 14.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.2; i.e. the version released in January 2019</li>
              <li>The <a href="WildFly+18.x.html">WildFly 18.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.3; i.e. the version released in March 2020</li>
-             <li>The <a href="WildFly+22.x.html">WildFly 22.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.4; i.e. the version released in July 2021</li>
-             <li>The <a href="WildFly+27.x.html">WildFly 27.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 8.0; i.e. the version expected in 2024, with its last public beta released December 2022</li>
+             <li>The <a href="WildFly+23.x.html">WildFly 23.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.4; i.e. the version released in July 2021</li>
+             <li>The <a href="WildFly+28.x.html">WildFly 28.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 8.0; i.e. the version released in February 2024</li>
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diff --git a/cargo/JBoss+6.x.html b/cargo/JBoss+6.x.html
@@ -293,17 +293,19 @@ <h3 class="heading3">RSS Feeds</h3>
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             <p>With the opening of the JBoss EAP to the public and the split between JBoss and WildFly, the below naming correspondence should be used with JBoss EAP containers:</p>
             <ul>
+             <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+6.x.html">JBoss 6.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Application Server version 6; i.e. the version released in December 2010</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+6.1.x.html">JBoss 6.1.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Application Server version 6.1; i.e. the version released in August 2011</li>
+             <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.1.x.html">JBoss 7.1.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.0; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.1 released in February 2012</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.2.x.html">JBoss 7.2.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.1; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.2 released in May 2013</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.3.x.html">JBoss 7.3.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.2; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.3 released in October 2013</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.4.x.html">JBoss 7.4.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.3; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.4 released in June 2014</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.5.x.html">JBoss 7.5.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.4; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.5 released in October 2015</li>
              <li>The <a href="WildFly+10.x.html">WildFly 10.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.0; i.e. the version released in May 2016</li>
              <li>The <a href="WildFly+11.x.html">WildFly 11.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.1; i.e. the version released in December 2017</li>
-             <li>The <a href="WildFly+13.x.html">WildFly 13.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.2; i.e. the version released in January 2019</li>
+             <li>The <a href="WildFly+14.x.html">WildFly 14.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.2; i.e. the version released in January 2019</li>
              <li>The <a href="WildFly+18.x.html">WildFly 18.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.3; i.e. the version released in March 2020</li>
-             <li>The <a href="WildFly+22.x.html">WildFly 22.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.4; i.e. the version released in July 2021</li>
-             <li>The <a href="WildFly+27.x.html">WildFly 27.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 8.0; i.e. the version expected in 2024, with its last public beta released December 2022</li>
+             <li>The <a href="WildFly+23.x.html">WildFly 23.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.4; i.e. the version released in July 2021</li>
+             <li>The <a href="WildFly+28.x.html">WildFly 28.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 8.0; i.e. the version released in February 2024</li>
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diff --git a/cargo/JBoss+7.1.x.html b/cargo/JBoss+7.1.x.html
@@ -293,17 +293,19 @@ <h3 class="heading3">RSS Feeds</h3>
            <div class="confluence-information-macro-body">
             <p>With the opening of the JBoss EAP to the public and the split between JBoss and WildFly, the below naming correspondence should be used with JBoss EAP containers:</p>
             <ul>
+             <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+6.x.html">JBoss 6.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Application Server version 6; i.e. the version released in December 2010</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+6.1.x.html">JBoss 6.1.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Application Server version 6.1; i.e. the version released in August 2011</li>
+             <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.1.x.html">JBoss 7.1.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.0; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.1 released in February 2012</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.2.x.html">JBoss 7.2.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.1; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.2 released in May 2013</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.3.x.html">JBoss 7.3.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.2; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.3 released in October 2013</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.4.x.html">JBoss 7.4.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.3; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.4 released in June 2014</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.5.x.html">JBoss 7.5.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.4; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.5 released in October 2015</li>
              <li>The <a href="WildFly+10.x.html">WildFly 10.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.0; i.e. the version released in May 2016</li>
              <li>The <a href="WildFly+11.x.html">WildFly 11.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.1; i.e. the version released in December 2017</li>
-             <li>The <a href="WildFly+13.x.html">WildFly 13.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.2; i.e. the version released in January 2019</li>
+             <li>The <a href="WildFly+14.x.html">WildFly 14.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.2; i.e. the version released in January 2019</li>
              <li>The <a href="WildFly+18.x.html">WildFly 18.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.3; i.e. the version released in March 2020</li>
-             <li>The <a href="WildFly+22.x.html">WildFly 22.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.4; i.e. the version released in July 2021</li>
-             <li>The <a href="WildFly+27.x.html">WildFly 27.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 8.0; i.e. the version expected in 2024, with its last public beta released December 2022</li>
+             <li>The <a href="WildFly+23.x.html">WildFly 23.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.4; i.e. the version released in July 2021</li>
+             <li>The <a href="WildFly+28.x.html">WildFly 28.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 8.0; i.e. the version released in February 2024</li>
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             <p>With the opening of the JBoss EAP to the public and the split between JBoss and WildFly, the below naming correspondence should be used with JBoss EAP containers:</p>
             <ul>
+             <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+6.x.html">JBoss 6.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Application Server version 6; i.e. the version released in December 2010</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+6.1.x.html">JBoss 6.1.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Application Server version 6.1; i.e. the version released in August 2011</li>
+             <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.1.x.html">JBoss 7.1.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.0; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.1 released in February 2012</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.2.x.html">JBoss 7.2.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.1; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.2 released in May 2013</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.3.x.html">JBoss 7.3.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.2; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.3 released in October 2013</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.4.x.html">JBoss 7.4.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.3; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.4 released in June 2014</li>
              <li>What Cargo calls <a href="JBoss+7.5.x.html">JBoss 7.5.x</a> is what JBoss refers to as JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 6.4; i.e. the build from JBoss Application Server (AS) version 7.5 released in October 2015</li>
              <li>The <a href="WildFly+10.x.html">WildFly 10.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.0; i.e. the version released in May 2016</li>
              <li>The <a href="WildFly+11.x.html">WildFly 11.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.1; i.e. the version released in December 2017</li>
-             <li>The <a href="WildFly+13.x.html">WildFly 13.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.2; i.e. the version released in January 2019</li>
+             <li>The <a href="WildFly+14.x.html">WildFly 14.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.2; i.e. the version released in January 2019</li>
              <li>The <a href="WildFly+18.x.html">WildFly 18.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.3; i.e. the version released in March 2020</li>
-             <li>The <a href="WildFly+22.x.html">WildFly 22.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.4; i.e. the version released in July 2021</li>
-             <li>The <a href="WildFly+27.x.html">WildFly 27.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 8.0; i.e. the version expected in 2024, with its last public beta released December 2022</li>
+             <li>The <a href="WildFly+23.x.html">WildFly 23.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 7.4; i.e. the version released in July 2021</li>
+             <li>The <a href="WildFly+28.x.html">WildFly 28.x</a> container can be used with the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) version 8.0; i.e. the version released in February 2024</li>
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