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Bump future_rel and changes_future to 8.0 and changes_cur to 7.0.

The user-visible change is that instead of having `NetBSD/<port> 6.0 changes'
and `NetBSD/<port> 7.0 changes' there will be respectively
`NetBSD/<port> 7.0 changes' and `NetBSD/<port> 8.0 changes'.

[[!template id=port
port="acorn26"
cur_rel="7.0.1"
future_rel="8.0"
pkg_rel="6.1"
changes_cur="7.0"
changes_future="8.0"
thumbnail="http://www.netbsd.org/images/ports/arm26/arch310.gif"
about="""
NetBSD/acorn26 is the port of NetBSD to ARMv2 and ARMv2a machines, primarily the
Acorn Archimedes, A-series and R-series systems. These systems pre-date those
supported by NetBSD/acorn32 and use an earlier, incompatible version of the ARM
architecture.
"""
supported_hardware="""
###Supported System Models

Note that NetBSD/acorn26 requires at least 8 Mb of RAM. Systems with less memory
than this will not currently work.

* Archimedes 305, 310 and 440
* R140
* Archimedes 410/1, 420/1 and 440/1 (untested)
* BBC A3000
* Archimedes 540
* R260 and R225 (untested)
* A5000
* A4 (untested)
* A3010 (untested)
* A3020
* A4000 (untested)
* Dave Gilbert's ArcEm

###Supported Peripherals

* On-board video (arcvideo)
* Keyboard/mouse (arckbd)
* Real-time clock (rtc)
* Econet module (eca)
* Machine-independent podulebus devices
* i-cubed EtherLan 100-, 200- and 500-series (EtherH) Ethernet (eh)

###On new machines:

* On-board IDE interface (wdc) supporting ATA and ATAPI devices.
* On-board serial port (com)
* On-board parallel port (lpt)
"""
]]
[[!tag tier3port]]