docs: change order of features and breaking changes in changelog

Author: MrWolfZ

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -3,20 +3,6 @@
 <a name="2.0.0"></a>
 ### 2.0.0
 
-#### Breaking Changes
-
-* remove support for last keydown code tracking on form controls (this feature has been superseded by user defined properties which allow associating any kind of metadata with a control)
-* rename `groupUpdateReducer` to `createFormGroupReducerWithUpdate` in order to make it clearer that the function itself is not a reducer
-* remove erroneously exposed function `createChildState` from public API
-* change `option` element `value` bindings to work correctly for all primitive data types thereby removing the need for `ngValue` bindings
-* trying to set an error with a key prefixed with `$` will now throw an error since the `$` prefix is used to mark async errors
-* applying the `ngrxFormControlState` directive to a form element will now set the element's `id` attribute to the ID of the state (thereby overriding any already present `id`)
-* the `isDirty` property for form controls is now not set automatically the first time the state's value changes, but instead it is set manually from the `NgrxFormControlDirective` the first time the underlying `FormViewAdapter` or `ControlValueAccessor` reports a new value; this means if you were e.g. using the `setValue` update function in your reducer before this will now not mark the state as `dirty` anymore
-* rename `addControl` update function to `addGroupControl`
-* rename `AddControlAction` to `AddGroupControlAction` (also renaming its `type` from `ngrx/forms/ADD_CONTROL` to `ngrx/forms/ADD_GROUP_CONTROL`)
-* rename `removeControl` update function to `removeGroupControl`
-* rename `RemoveControlAction` to `RemoveGroupControlAction` (also renaming its `type` from `ngrx/forms/REMOVE_CONTROL` to `ngrx/forms/REMOVE_GROUP_CONTROL`)
-
 #### Features
 
 * add support for arrays of form controls ([19d4e49](https://github.com/MrWolfZ/ngrx-forms/commit/19d4e49))
@@ -33,6 +19,20 @@
 * added overloads for many update functions that make casting the state unnecessary in certain situations
 * added lots of inline comments to the API making it easier to understand what certain functions do right in your IDE
 
+#### Breaking Changes
+
+* remove support for last keydown code tracking on form controls (this feature has been superseded by user defined properties which allow associating any kind of metadata with a control)
+* rename `groupUpdateReducer` to `createFormGroupReducerWithUpdate` in order to make it clearer that the function itself is not a reducer
+* remove erroneously exposed function `createChildState` from public API
+* change `option` element `value` bindings to work correctly for all primitive data types thereby removing the need for `ngValue` bindings
+* trying to set an error with a key prefixed with `$` will now throw an error since the `$` prefix is used to mark async errors
+* applying the `ngrxFormControlState` directive to a form element will now set the element's `id` attribute to the ID of the state (thereby overriding any already present `id`)
+* the `isDirty` property for form controls is now not set automatically the first time the state's value changes, but instead it is set manually from the `NgrxFormControlDirective` the first time the underlying `FormViewAdapter` or `ControlValueAccessor` reports a new value; this means if you were e.g. using the `setValue` update function in your reducer before this will now not mark the state as `dirty` anymore
+* rename `addControl` update function to `addGroupControl`
+* rename `AddControlAction` to `AddGroupControlAction` (also renaming its `type` from `ngrx/forms/ADD_CONTROL` to `ngrx/forms/ADD_GROUP_CONTROL`)
+* rename `removeControl` update function to `removeGroupControl`
+* rename `RemoveControlAction` to `RemoveGroupControlAction` (also renaming its `type` from `ngrx/forms/REMOVE_CONTROL` to `ngrx/forms/REMOVE_GROUP_CONTROL`)
+
 #### Bugfixes
 
 * fix issue that caused bundled library to be larger than required due to external dependencies being included in the bundle (drastically reducing its size)