Where can a find a complete feature list for Lightroom?

Question

I tried the Adobe website and lightroom links. Found some very nice, -but slow to display- graphics, ads for the mobile version, how-to tutorials (the first one was 32 minutes long!), but did not see any feature list, or even a good description of what it does. I did not even see any screen shots. I want to narrow my software choices before I start downloading and trying each one.
A bit of the missing information:
Does it provide for editing IPTC data? If yes, must it be one photo at a time, or can I apply a IPTC data to hundreds of photos at once -for example, the event, date, photographer and keywords.
Does it have dodge and burn tools? I'm not looking for full blown photoshop, but this is very useful when blown background highlights occur near the edge of my crop, or bright background objects distract from the subject.
Does it provide for printing contact sheets with selected IPTC data fields printed under the photos?
Does it provide for uploading photos to Zenfolio? If yes, does it provide for creating new galleries in Zenfolio as part of the upload?
Does it perform exposure (OK -brightness, but it seems like exposure), contrast, and white balance adjustments to multiple files in a batch process -the user able to select the files by thumbnails.
Does it support multiple monitors so tools can be on one monitor, and the photo(s) on the other?
Does it provide side by side comparison of photos?
Does it provide a spot meter for measuring the brightness of a specific area of a photo as compared to neutral grey? (Or classic zones.) This would be very helpful when working onsite with a notebook computer -screen calibration isn't much help when always working in different ambient light.
Does it support multiple processor cores so that more cores equals faster processing?
I shoot sports in RAW format. I use up to three programs in post processing: Photo Mechanic, Canon RAW software, and Corel Photo. It would speed my work flow if I could use one program. Lightroom seems to be a combination of Photo Mechanic and Canon RAW software, with some select Photoshop features that may cover what I do with Corel.
I primarily use Photo Mechanic for post processing: Selecting shots from thumbnails, entering IPTC data, down sampling, cropping, moving, copying, deleting, sharpening, naming, uploading, and printing contact sheets with captions. It converts Canon RAW files to jpeg more than 10x faster than Canon software, with better options for down sampling, but any edits to RAW files in the Canon software have to be (painfully slowly) saved out to a jpeg file because Photo Mechanic can't see the RAW edits.
I use the Canon RAW software for brightness, contrast, white balance, and saturation -but only as the exception. Most of the time I can submit photos as shot -except for the Photo Mechanic work.
I use Corel software for dodge and burn, healing brush, and clone tools. Corel has the same features I use in the Canon software -but those features don't work as well in Corel as in Canon software, so it is no substitute for the Canon software. For example, often brightness won't bring out shadow details -it just turns black to grey, where the Canon software, for the same photo, can bring out the details in the shadows when I adjust brightness. The Canon software has more meaningful adjustments -I can brighten in "stops" instead of arbitrary scales of 0 to 100.
Sorry for the long post. I am used to seeing detailed feature lists and screenshots on software boxes. Surprised the Adobe site doesn't have that. If it does, please post the link.
thanks

Answer 1

This should help. Here is a link to the Lightoom user manual:
https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/topics.html