Mention the scale of the test suite.

docs/announce/2015.12.md

@@ -44,16 +44,16 @@ deliverable.  The specification tests that define this 6.c version[^3] of the
 language are now frozen, and we hope it will be quite some time before we
 feel obligated to define a 6.d (Diwali) version of the language.
 
-This Rakudo release targets those tests, and passes them all on at least
-some architectures when the moon is in the right phase.  But Rakudo itself
-is not frozen.  There is still plenty of work ahead for us to improve speed,
-portability, and stability.  Do not expect the level of perfection that you
-see in established products.  This is essentially a .0 release of a compiler.
-We do not claim an absence of bugs or instabilities.  We do not claim the
-documentation is complete.  We do not claim portability to many architectures.
-We do not claim that all downstream software will work correctly.  Think of
-it as a first kernel release, and now we get to build and port various
-distributions based around that kernel.
+This Rakudo release targets those tests (over 120 thousand of them), and passes
+them all on at least some architectures when the moon is in the right phase.
+But Rakudo itself is not frozen.  There is still plenty of work ahead for us to
+improve speed, portability, and stability.  Do not expect the level of
+perfection that you see in established products.  This is essentially a .0
+release of a compiler.  We do not claim an absence of bugs or instabilities.
+We do not claim the documentation is complete.  We do not claim portability to
+many architectures.  We do not claim that all downstream software will work
+correctly.  Think of it as a first kernel release, and now we get to build and
+port various distributions based around that kernel.
 
 What we do claim is that you now have a stable language specification, and
 you can enjoy getting some stuff done with Perl 6 without us breaking it every