[TASK] mark enterprise features as such

README.md

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ Holds the paths to the css, sass, javascript, images, sprites, sourcemaps and in
 * webPath: *path to your extension folder as seen from the web*
 * basePath: *path to your extension folder as seen from the filesystem*
 
-### abovethefold
+### abovethefold (enterprise feature)
 
 Configuration for the critical path css.
 
@@ -61,11 +61,11 @@ Configuration for the critical path css.
 The SGC will support you with writing next generation JavaScript and executing it in Browsers today, by transpiling it
 to EcmaScript 5 compliant code. Currently EcmaScript 6 Syntax and TypeScript are supported.
 
-* compiler: *es6|typescript*
+* compiler: *es6|typescript* (enterprise feature)
 * libraryPaths: *additional locations that should be searched when resolving CommonJS require statements*
 * excludeFromQa: *glob patterns with locations that hold JavaScript that does not need to be linted (vendor stuff)
 
-### images
+### images (enterprise feature)
 
 * optimize: *locations of user uploaded images that should be optimized*
 
@@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ associated SVG as a css background image.
 ```
 
 
-### css:abovethefold (will be called by the css task automatically)
+### css:abovethefold (will be called by the css task automatically) (enterprise feature)
 ```bash
 svg css:abovethefold
 ```
@@ -175,7 +175,7 @@ Assumptions:
 * all scss files are inside the sass directory, relative to the given path.
 * all css files go into the stylesheets directory, relative to the given path.
 
-### images task
+### images task (enterprise feature)
 
 ```bash
 sgc images --ext [extension name]
@@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ Assumptions:
 
 * all images are inside the image directory, relative to the given path.
 
-### optimize images in fileadmin and uploads
+### optimize images in fileadmin and uploads (enterprise feature)
 
 ```bash
 sgc images:uploaded
@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ sgc images:uploaded
 This tasks optimizes all images (png, jpg, gif, svg) inside the folders you specified in the sgc-config.json file. You might want to
 run this task on a regular basis to compress user uploaded media.
 
-# Extending the sgc with your own modules
+# Extending the sgc with your own modules (enterprise feature)
 
 You can easily extend the sgc functionality by writing your own modules. Simply create a sgc-scripts folder next to sgc-core
 and put your custom scripts in there. Right now only shell-scripts with are supported, other languages might follow in the future.