Updating documentation.

Author: cliffg-softwarelibre

README.md

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 # About
 
-Team member information is [available here](https://connectivecpp.github.io/), and a few random author comments are [available here](doc/about.md).
+Team member information is [available here](https://connectivecpp.github.io/).
+
+A few "Cliff Notes" are [available here](doc/cliff_notes.md).
 

doc/about.md renamed to doc/cliff_notes.md

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-# Author Notes and Contributor Information
-
 ## A Cliff Note on the Chops Name
 
 >(from Cliff, 2018) Yes, the name / acronym is a stretch. Quite a stretch. I like the word "chops", which is a jazz term for strong technique, so I decided on that for a name. For example, "Check out Tal Wilkenfeld, she's got mad chops."

doc/release.md

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 ## Release 1.0
 
-Release 1.0 is under development, expected in the first part of 2020. Additional platform and compiler testing is under way, in-depth tutorials are under development, and the marshalling library in the `utility-rack` repository needs to be completed.
+Release 1.0 is under development, expected in the first part of 2020. The functionality is already well tested under g++ and clang++ on Linux, MacOS, and Raspbian, but needs additional testing on other compilers and platforms including VC++ on Windows.
+
+### Next Steps, ToDo's, Problems, and Constraints:
+
+- The CMake files (CMakeLists.txts, etc) are working but enhancements and improvements are needed. CMake is relatively new for the Connective C++ team and enhancement requests are welcome.
+- Code coverage tools have not been used on the codebase.
+- The Doxygen annotation is mostly complete, but additional tutorial content is needed.
 
 ## Release 0.3