ensmallen uses semantic versioning for its versioning conventions
(http://semver.org).

The current version of ensmallen can be found with the ens::version::as_string()
function, or the ENS_VERSION_MAJOR, ENS_VERSION_MINOR, and ENS_VERSION_PATCH
macros.

In practice, this generally means:

 * A MAJOR version bump implies a backwards-incompatible change to the
   user-facing optimizers.  Code using one major version of ensmallen may not
   work with a newer major version of ensmallen.

 * A MINOR version bump happens for feature additions to ensmallen.  Typically
   this might be the addition of a new optimizer.  Code using one version of
   ensmallen will work with all subsequent minor releases of the same major
   release line.

 * A PATCH version bump indicates some small bug fixes or optimizations.  No new
   functionality is added and no compatibility is broken.