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docs: clarify '9+ releases' to 'Versions 9+' in README - #210

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@Jah-yee Jah-yee commented Oct 11, 2026

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Summary

Clarifies the ambiguous [9+ releases] phrasing in README.md to [Versions 9+], making it clear this refers to version numbers rather than release count.

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  • README.md line 11: [9+ releases] → [Versions 9+]
  • README.md line 43: 9+ releases → Versions 9+ (same clarity improvement)

Motivation

Issue #208 reports that [9+ releases] is ambiguous — it could be misread as "9 or more releases" instead of "version 9 and above". The proposed fix [Versions 9+] is unambiguous.

Closes #208

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un33k commented Oct 11, 2026

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Thank you for jumping on #208 so quickly. Your change used the wording the reporter suggested, and it was a reasonable fix.

#209 fixed the same two lines, and I merged that one because "version 9.0.0 and later" names an exact version. I checked that wording against a clean 9.0.0 install, and every README example passed. Your change and #209 overlap, so I'm closing this one as already covered. Thanks again.

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Fix the Documentation Making the Modern Version Support Clearer

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