Following release directions

RELEASE.md contains following release goals and them execution status.

TODO.md contains more detailed information about release goals.

Signed-off-by: Alexey Gavrilov <alexey.gavrilov@mail.com>

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+## Release goals
+
+Following version is _0.1_
+
+Goals required to release a following version of a project.
+
+### New features
+
+- [ ] ([generic](#generic)) Kernel features registration and track tool
+    - [ ] Features registration and track model
+    - [ ] Build script generator
+- [ ] Drivers
+    - [ ] [generic](#generic) Unify drivers interaction as modules
+
+### Improvements
+
+Nope
+
+### Bugs
+
+Isn't support now.
+
+## Platform requirements
+
+### generic
+Means that this goal must work at all machines
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+TODO file adds more words about goals in *RELEASE* file
+
+
+1. Kernel features registration and track tool
+
+The main purpose of this goal is to automatic run build process throughout
+standalone executable.
+
+Developer execute app and select needed features, then app generate script file
+to run build with all choose options (-Dfeature options pass in
+cmake under the hood)
+
+Moreover, each feature are track by tool: first implementation commit, name,
+description, type (NEW, DEPRECATED, DELETED, USE CAREFULLY, RELEASED).
+Each feature can dependency on other features, which generates dependency
+tree. Working with tree can help to find implementation bugs in feature/s using CI
+pipeline. If current kernel configuration falls CI will try disable or swap to the other feature
+have on the same level of tree.
+
+2. Unification drivers interaction as modules
+
+Consider drivers are modules. Each module can be loaded or removed in/from the
+kernel at run or configure time.
+
+Module contains object instance to interact with device. Object type implement
+unify interface of driver type (for instance: hard drive, keyboard, mouse and
+etc. types). Each object type associate with specify device. Also module include
+driver metadata (driver id number, name, description, type, device id
+number).
+
+Kernel must register each module and hold them in the table named **drivers register**.
+
+Come up with a identification device and driver, list devices and driver
+modules in kernel.
+
+
+*Consider point description as reference, not a straight plan.*