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2024/11-monthly: Fix 'framework' typo #170

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*** Project update

GCC development entered stage 3 this month, meaning that ~gccrs~ is no longer allowed to submit patches that affect the entire GCC framewrok until the project re-enters stage 1, after the release of GCC 15.1. This is not an issue for us, as we took special care to send the affected patches upstream back in June of this year, giving them plenty of time to get reviewed and merged before stage 3. In other GCC news, the baseline for building the compiler got bumped from GCC 4.8 to GCC 5.4 - this means that the oldest compiler that we are expected to target is newer and adds support for C++14. Thanks to [[https://github.com/thesamesam][Sam James]] and [[https://github.com/dkm][Marc Poulhiès]], we have updated our CI to reflect this change. Thank you both!
GCC development entered stage 3 this month, meaning that ~gccrs~ is no longer allowed to submit patches that affect the entire GCC framework until the project re-enters stage 1, after the release of GCC 15.1. This is not an issue for us, as we took special care to send the affected patches upstream back in June of this year, giving them plenty of time to get reviewed and merged before stage 3. In other GCC news, the baseline for building the compiler got bumped from GCC 4.8 to GCC 5.4 - this means that the oldest compiler that we are expected to target is newer and adds support for C++14. Thanks to [[https://github.com/thesamesam][Sam James]] and [[https://github.com/dkm][Marc Poulhiès]], we have updated our CI to reflect this change. Thank you both!

Most of the pull-requests this month were focused on name resolution, with even more improvements made by [[https://github.com/powerboat9][Owen Avery]]. Owen has been a contributor to the project for two years, and has been extremely helpful recently with our name resolution rewrite (NR2.0), by working on integrating it to all areas of the compiler. We will thus be welcoming Owen to the core ~gccrs~ team of contributors.

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