Update README and CHANGELOG (v1.1.0)

Author: sgryjp

CHANGELOG.md

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 # Change Log
 
 ## [Unreleased]
+
+## [1.1.0] - 2019-06-23
 ### Added
 - New setting `stableSort.preferWordSorting` (see Changed subsection below)
 

README.md

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   ![Sorting lines by entire content](images/sort-lines-whole.gif)
 - Sort lines by selected parts<br>
   ![Sorting lines by selected parts](images/sort-lines-part.gif)
-
-## Gallery
-
-- Sorting targets of `import` of TypeScript:<br>
-  ![Sorting imports](images/sort-imports.gif)
-- Sorting visually aligned text data is (relatively) easy:<br>
-  ![Sorting visually aligned](images/sort-visually-aligned.gif)
-
+- Sort visually aligned lines by specific "column"<br>
+  ![Sorting lines by selected parts](images/sort-visually-aligned.gif)
+
+## Sorting Words Spread over Multiple Lines
+
+By default you cannot sort words spread over multiple lines. If the selection
+covers multiple lines, those lines touched by the selection will be sorted.
+To change this behavior, set `true` to `stableSort.preferWordSorting` option.
+Doing so makes this extension sort selected words if start or end of the
+selection is in the middle of a line. Note that even if this option was enabled
+you can sort multiple words by placing both start and end of the selection at
+the beginning of a line (as in the example animation above.)
+
+- For example, we can sort import target in Julia language:<br>
+  ![Sorting words spread over multiple lines](images/sort-words-multiline.gif)<br>
+  In this example, we don't need to care about where to insert a new target; just
+  appending one and sorting them will move it to the right place.
 
 # Background
 

images/sort-imports.gif

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     "displayName": "Stable Sort",
     "description": "Sort lines and words using stable sort algorithm.",
     "license": "MIT",
-    "version": "1.0.0",
+    "version": "1.1.0",
     "publisher": "sgryjp",
     "repository": {
         "type": "git",