Drop documentation of very old versions.

[nageru-docs] / analyzer.rst

diff --git a/analyzer.rst b/analyzer.rst
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--- a/analyzer.rst
+++ b/analyzer.rst
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ or that one end or the other is doing something wrong in the HDMI handshake.)
 This means that it can be useful to verify that there are no subtle color shifts,
 and that the entire 0–255 brightness range is both being input and output.
 
-The **frame analyzer**, new in Nageru 1.6.0 and available from the video menu,
+The **frame analyzer**, available from the video menu,
 can help with this.  It allows you to look at any input, grab a frame (manually
 or periodically), and then hover over specific pixels to look at their RGB
 values. When you're done, simply close it, and it will stop grabbing frames.