update changelog to mention pub support for dartdevc

CHANGELOG.md

 ## 1.24.0
 
 ### Language
 * During a dynamic type check, `void` is not required to be `null` anymore.
   In practice, this makes overriding `void` functions with non-`void` functions
   safer.
 * During static analysis, a function or setter declared using `=>` with return
   type `void` now allows the returned expression to have any type. For example,
   assuming the declaration `int x;`, it is now type correct to have
   `void f() => ++x;`.
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 * `dart:async`, `dart:io`, `dart:core`
     * Adding to a closed sink, including `IOSink`, is not allowed anymore. In
       1.24, violations are only reported (on stdout or stderr), but a future
       version of the Dart SDK will change this to throwing a `StateError`.
 
 ### Dart VM
 
 ### Tool Changes
 
 * Pub
+    * Added support for the Dart Development Compiler in `build` and `serve`.
+
+      Unlike dart2js, this new compiler is modular, which allows pub to do
+      incremental re-builds for `pub serve`, and potentially `pub build` in the
+      future.
+
+      In practice what that means is you can edit your Dart files, refresh in
+      chrome (or other supported browsers), and see your edits almost

[nweiz, 2017/05/26 22:30:09]

Nit: "Chrome" (also below)

[jakemac, 2017/05/27 00:00:09]

Done.

+      immediately. This is because pub is only recompiling your package, not all
+      packages that you depend on.
+
+      There is one caveat with the new compiler, which is that your package and
+      your dependencies must all be strong mode clean. If you are getting an
+      error compiling one of your dependencies, you will need to file bugs or
+      send pull requests to get them strong mode clean.
+
+      There are two ways of opting into the new compiler:
+
+        * Use the new `--web-compiler` flag, which supports `dartdevc`,
+          `dart2js` or `none` as options. This is the easiest way to try things

[nweiz, 2017/05/26 22:30:10]

What does "none" do?

[jakemac, 2017/05/27 00:00:09]

It is equivalent to --no-dart2js (no js compilation at all). I added a
deprecation notice for --no-dart2js as a separate bullet point.

+          out without changing the default.
+
+        * Add config to your pubspec. There is a new `web` key which supports a
+          single key called `compiler`. This is a map of string to string, where

[nweiz, 2017/05/26 22:30:09]

"of string to string..." -> "from mode names to the compilers to use"

[jakemac, 2017/05/27 00:00:10]

Done.

+          the keys are modes and the values are the compiler to use in that
+          mode. For example, to default to dartdevc in debug mode you can add
+          the following to your pubspec:
+
+          ```yaml
+          web:
+            compiler:
+              debug: dartdevc
+          ```
+
+      You can also use the new compiler to run your tests in chrome much more
+      quickly than you can with dart2js. In order to do that, run pub serve on
+      your test directory `pub serve test --web-compiler=dartdevc`, and then run

[nweiz, 2017/05/26 22:30:09]

-"pub serve on your test directory"

[jakemac, 2017/05/27 00:00:09]

Done.

+      `pub run test -p chrome --pub-serve=8080`.
+
+    * Added support for the UNLICENSE file when validating licenses on
+      `pub lish`.
+    * Better handling for network errors when fetching packages. These are no
+      longer unhandled errors and won't print a stack trace unless you are
+      running in verbose mode.
     * `pub build` will use a failing exit code if there are errors in any
       transformer.
     * Allow publishing packages that depend on the Flutter SDK.
 
 * dartfmt
     * Preserve type parameters in new generic function typedef syntax.
     * Add self-test validation to ensure formatter bugs do not cause user code
       to be lost.
 
 ### Infrastructure changes
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     they will keep the Dart process alive until they time out. This fixes the
     handling of persistent connections. Previously, the client would shut down
     immediately after a request.
 
   * **Breaking change:** `HttpServer` no longer compresses all traffic by
     default. The new `autoCompress` property can be set to `true` to re-enable
     compression.
 
 * `dart:isolate`: `Isolate.spawnUri` added the optional `packageRoot` argument,
   which controls how it resolves `package:` URIs.