Doc: gdal raster calc: add versionadded tag for --nodata and --propagate-nodata

Author: rouault

doc/source/programs/gdal_raster_calc.rst

@@ -58,16 +58,16 @@ The following options are available:
 
     An expression to be evaluated using the `muparser <https://beltoforion.de/en/muparser>`__ math parser library.
     The expression may refer to individual bands of each input (e.g., ``X[1] + 3``) or it may be applied to all bands
-    of an input (``X + 3``). 
-    
+    of an input (``X + 3``).
+
     There are two methods by which an expression may be applied to multiple bands. In the default method, the expression is
-    applied to each band individually, resulting in one output band for each input band. For example, with a three-band 
+    applied to each band individually, resulting in one output band for each input band. For example, with a three-band
     input ``X``, the expression ``--calc "X+3"`` would be expanded into ``--calc "X[1]+3" --calc "X[2]+3" --calc "X[3]+3"``.
-    If the expression contains a reference to all bands of multiple inputs, those inputs must either have the same 
-    number of bands, or a single band. For example, if inputs ``A`` and ``B`` each have three bands, and input ``C`` has 
-    a single band, then the argument ``--calc "A + B + C"`` is equivalent to 
+    If the expression contains a reference to all bands of multiple inputs, those inputs must either have the same
+    number of bands, or a single band. For example, if inputs ``A`` and ``B`` each have three bands, and input ``C`` has
+    a single band, then the argument ``--calc "A + B + C"`` is equivalent to
     ``--calc "A[1] + B[1] + C[1]" --calc "A[2] + B[2] + C[1]" --calc "A[3] + B[3] + C[1]"``.
-    Similarly, ``--calc "sum(A,B,C)"`` would be expanded to 
+    Similarly, ``--calc "sum(A,B,C)"`` would be expanded to
     ``--calc "sum(A[1], B[1], C[1]" --calc "sum(A[2], B[2], C[1])" --calc "sum(A[3], B[3], C[1])"``.
 
     In the second method, which is enabled with :option:`--flatten`, aggregate functions (``sum``, ``avg``, ``min``, and ``max``)
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ The following options are available:
     a non-aggregate reference to all bands of an input, then one output band will still be produced for each input band. A simple
     example is the expression ``A / sum(A)``, which would produce an N-band raster where each output band contains the input band's
     fraction of the total.
-    
+
     Multiple calculations may be specified; output band(s) will be produced for each expression in the order they
     are provided.
 
@@ -124,12 +124,16 @@ The following options are available:
 
 .. option:: --nodata
 
-    Set the NoData value for the output dataset. May be set to "none" to leave the NoData value undefined. If 
+    .. versionadded:: 3.12
+
+    Set the NoData value for the output dataset. May be set to "none" to leave the NoData value undefined. If
     :option:`--nodata` is not specified, :program:`gdal raster calc` will use a NoData value from the first
     source dataset to have one.
 
 .. option:: --propagate-nodata
 
+    .. versionadded:: 3.12
+
     If set, a NoData value in any input dataset used an in expression will cause the output value to be NoData.
 
 .. GDALG output (on-the-fly / streamed dataset)