New features

Added archinstall.list_mirrors() to list available mirrors upstream
Added archinstall.Installer().set_mirrors() to set mirrors in the installation
Added archinstall.service_state() which checks a .service state on the live-medium.
Added archinstall.find_package() which can locate one package upstream in the official package database.
Added archinstall.find_packages() which can locate many packages, but are a bit slow due to there not being a batch-search in the upstream API, individual packages have to be queried and built into a result structure locally.
Profiles now have the option to support a magic function called _prep_function() which gets called when a profile is loaded (but not executed). If this function exists, it needs to be accompanied by a if __name__ == "moduleName" in order to not execute whatever is in the script. This is optional, and simply helps with the early-user-question steps. (A way to ask users questions before installer actually runs)
Removed AUR support from this library. It might cause issues and headache upstream, so that functionality will have to become optional in a addon-package/library (most likely called python-archinstall-aur or something similar).

Profile changes

Guided example now waits for reflector.service to run it's course before continuing. As it will break any mirror changes done by the guided (or other) templates.
Guided now shows archinstall.list_profiles() when asking the user if a profile should be installed.
xorg profile/application is now split out and separated from awesome profile to better work with other desktop environments.
xorg now attempts to assist with driver-selection (this might get split into it's own profile later)
awesome is now less intrusive and depends on xorg.
gnome has been added and auto-starts on boot (minimal version comes later)
kde has been added with auto-launch on login (minimal version comes later)

Fixed a lot of documentation and autodoc stuff. Docstrings needs to be added, but the base structure is there now.

This release did not have the latest fix for the PKGBUILD of archinstall, which is the helper scripts to create archinstall-guided which launches the guided template. It's just helper scripts, so the fix will come in the next release. Until then, creating /usr/bin/archinstall-guided manually is required (or executed with python -m archinstall guided).