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docs/ci: README refresh (ECP5, generator section, wishlist), Python 3.9/3.12 CI matrix - #46
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….9/3.12 CI matrix - README: list the Lattice ECP5 PHY, document the standalone generator (command, outputs, YAML keys, PHY names, flavours, clock rule), and refresh the wishlist (Lattice PHY support exists; rate negotiation, FLUSH/TRIM/4Kn and AXI-Stream ports are the open items). - CI: run the suite on Python 3.9 and 3.12 (fail-fast off); setup.py now requires Python >= 3.9, matching what CI covers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Stacked on #45 (documents its YAML keys); GitHub will retarget to
masteras the stack merges.doc/gen.md(command, outputs, YAML key table, PHY-name to transceiver mapping, native vs control/DMA flavours, clock rule; kept out of the README on purpose), and refreshes the wishlist (Lattice PHY support now exists; the open items are rate negotiation, FLUSH/TRIM/4Kn and AXI-Stream ports).fail-fast: false;setup.pyrequires Python >= 3.9 to match what CI covers.Repository setting worth checking: fork PRs show "no checks reported" until approved. Settings > Actions > General > "Require approval for first-time contributors" keeps the approval step to new contributors only;
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