README: Declare that we don't have an MSRV#98
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Merging with verbal ACK from William. |
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Picking up #87 (comment) from @jschneider-bensch:
Embedded Rust tends to track the stable releases rather quickly. The only exception is when it comes to Ferrocene (qualified compiler) – that usually has releases often enough that by the time you write something on latest stable, until people want to run it in a qualified environment, there's usually a Ferrocene release with it. The only critical point is when you want to become part of their tooling (as that supports also longer-ago versions), but that's not a goal here.