SoC-2022-Microprojects.md: clarify exit-code microproject #633
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The original description is somewhat confusing, and has been the source of real-world confusion on the mailing list. Let's clarify what we are trying to promote and avoid, as well as give some examples and background about our integration test suite. (Note: I don't think we ever wrote any new microproject ideas for GSoC 2023, and ISTM that we are just reusing the ones from 2022. That's fine, and is the reason that I made these changes in the SoC-2022 file instead of creating a new one). Signed-off-by: Taylor Blau <me@ttaylorr.com>
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The original description is somewhat confusing, and has been the source of real-world confusion on the mailing list.
Let's clarify what we are trying to promote and avoid, as well as give some examples and background about our integration test suite.
(Note: I don't think we ever wrote any new microproject ideas for GSoC 2023, and ISTM that we are just reusing the ones from 2022. That's fine, and is the reason that I made these changes in the SoC-2022 file instead of creating a new one).