consolidate breaking changes for 5.0 (#496)

* consolidate breaking changes for 5.0

Author: Chris Cho

source/whats-new.txt

@@ -33,31 +33,39 @@ Learn what's new in:
 What's New in 5.0
 -----------------
 
-.. important:: Version 5.0 Not Compatible with Node.js Version 12
+.. important:: Breaking Changes in v5.0
 
-   Version 5.0 of the {+driver-short+} is not compatible with Node.js
-   version 12 or earlier. If you wish to upgrade, you need to use
-   Node.js version 14.20.1 or greater.
+   - Version 5.0 of the {+driver-short+} is not compatible with Node.js
+     v12 or earlier. If you want to use this version of the driver, You must
+     use Node.js v14.20.1 or greater.
 
-New features of the 5.0 {+driver-short+} release include:
+   - This release removes support for callbacks in favor of a promise-based API.
+     The following list provides some strategies for callback users to adopt this
+     version:
+
+     - Migrate to the promise-based API (recommended)
+     - Use the promise-based API and ``util.callbackify``
+     - Add ``mongodb-legacy`` to continue using callbacks
 
-.. important:: Breaking Change: Removal of Callback Support
+     For more information about these strategies, see
+     `Changes in the MongoDB Node.js Driver v5 <https://github.com/mongodb/node-mongodb-native/blob/main/etc/notes/CHANGES_5.0.0.md>`__.
 
-   This release removes support for callbacks in favor of a promise-based API.
-   The following list provides some strategies for callback users to adopt this
-   version: 
+   - This release removes support for the ``Collection.insert()``,
+     ``Collection.update()``, and ``Collection.remove()`` helper methods.
+     The following list provides instructions on how to replace the
+     functionality of the removed methods:
 
-   - Migrate to the promise-based API (recommended)
-   - Use the promise-based API and ``util.callbackify``
-   - Add ``mongodb-legacy`` to continue using callbacks
+     - Migrate from ``Collection.insert()`` to ``insertOne()`` or ``insertMany()``
+     - Migrate from ``Collection.update()`` to ``updateOne()`` or ``updateMany()``
+     - Migrate from ``Collection.remove()`` to ``deleteOne()`` or ``deleteMany()``
 
-   For more information about these strategies, see the `v5 Change Notes <https://github.com/mongodb/node-mongodb-native/blob/main/etc/notes/CHANGES_5.0.0.md>`__.
+New features of the 5.0 {+driver-short+} release include:
 
 - By default, the driver no longer checks types referenced in dot notation
   unless the ``StrictFilter`` type annotation is explicitly
   used. To learn more about this change, see the :ref:`Typescript fundamentals
   page <node-ts-type-safety>`.
-  
+
   .. note::
 
      This change is for Typescript only, and does not affect queries or operations
@@ -77,16 +85,6 @@ New features of the 5.0 {+driver-short+} release include:
     dependency successfully, the driver uses the AWS SDK itself to
     manage credentials from the environment.
 
-.. important:: Breaking Change: Removal of CRUD Helper Methods
-
-   This release removes support for the ``Collection.insert()``, ``Collection.update()``, and
-   ``Collection.remove()`` helper methods. The following list provides
-   instructions on how to replace the functionality of the removed methods:
-
-   - Migrate from ``Collection.insert()`` to ``insertOne()`` or ``insertMany()``
-   - Migrate from ``Collection.update()`` to ``updateOne()`` or ``updateMany()``
-   - Migrate from ``Collection.remove()`` to ``deleteOne()`` or ``deleteMany()``
-   
 .. _version-4.13:
 
 What's New in 4.13