Update ANNOUNCE for 2.2.1

Author: qmfrederik

ANNOUNCE

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-GNUstep Objective-C Runtime 2.2
-===============================
+GNUstep Objective-C Runtime 2.2.1
+=================================
 
-This is the second update to the second major release of the GNUstep Objective-C
-runtime (a.k.a.  libobjc2).  This runtime was designed to support the features
-of modern dialects of Objective-C for use with GNUstep and other Objective-C
-programs.
+This a bugfix release for the second update to the second major release of
+the GNUstep Objective-C runtime (a.k.a.  libobjc2).  This runtime was designed
+to support the features of modern dialects of Objective-C for use with GNUstep and
+other Objective-C programs.
 
 Highlights of this release include:
 
-- Initial support for RISC-V 64-bit (rv64) including an architecture-specific
-  objc_msgSend, and block trampoline implementation. Please note that
-  double-precision floating-point support (rv64d) is required for the
-  objc_msgSend implementation.
-- Initial support for Windows on ARM64 with fast-path objc_msgSend.
-- Numerous improvements to the Objective-C++ exception interoperation code.
-  The runtime now dynamically detects whether the libcxxrt, libsupc++, or
-  libc++abi variant of the Itanium C++ Exception ABI is being used.  This is
-  the first version to support exception interoperability with libc++abi.
-- Because we no longer need to identify the specific C++ runtime, we can link
-  to it indirectly via the C++ standard library, which enables more C++ to be
-  used in the Objective-C runtime.
-- The minimum CMake version has been bumped to 3.16, which supports
-  Objective-C.  This support is now used, simplifying the build.
-- Support for GC mode is gone.  Apple dropped support for this a long time ago.
-- `objc_setUncaughtExceptionHandler` is added, which avoids consuming code
-  needing to access a library-owned global.
-- The selector-table code has been rewritten in C++, improving performance of
-  adding selectors.  This is unlikely to have a measurable impact on
-  performance outside of contrived test cases, but the new code is more
-  maintainable.
-- Several bug fixes in the ARC code, especially in corner cases surrounding
-  weak references.
-- Support for fast-path allocation / initialisation functions.  Root classes
-  that opt into this should implement `+_TrivialAllocInit` (this can be an
-  empty method, it is not called).  Clang 18 or later will emit calls to the
-  fast-path functions for `+alloc`, `+allocWithZone:` and `+alloc` + `-init`
-  calls.  This should improve code density as well as performance.
-
-You may obtain the code for this release from git and use the 2.2 branch:
+- Various improvements for building and using libobjc2 on MinGW.
+- Improved support for the PowerPC architecture.
+- A fix for the detection of the tls-robin-map dependency.
+
+You may obtain the code for this release from git and use the 2.2.1 branch:
 
 https://github.com/gnustep/libobjc2.git
 
 Alternatively, a tarball is available from:
 
-https://github.com/gnustep/libobjc2/archive/v2.2.zip
-https://github.com/gnustep/libobjc2/archive/v2.2.tar.gz
+https://github.com/gnustep/libobjc2/archive/v2.2.1.zip
+https://github.com/gnustep/libobjc2/archive/v2.2.1.tar.gz
 
 The runtime library is responsible for implementing the core features of the
 object model, as well as exposing introspection features to the user.  The

ANNOUNCE.2.2

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+GNUstep Objective-C Runtime 2.2
+===============================
+
+This is the second update to the second major release of the GNUstep Objective-C
+runtime (a.k.a.  libobjc2).  This runtime was designed to support the features
+of modern dialects of Objective-C for use with GNUstep and other Objective-C
+programs.
+
+Highlights of this release include:
+
+- Initial support for RISC-V 64-bit (rv64) including an architecture-specific
+  objc_msgSend, and block trampoline implementation. Please note that
+  double-precision floating-point support (rv64d) is required for the
+  objc_msgSend implementation.
+- Initial support for Windows on ARM64 with fast-path objc_msgSend.
+- Numerous improvements to the Objective-C++ exception interoperation code.
+  The runtime now dynamically detects whether the libcxxrt, libsupc++, or
+  libc++abi variant of the Itanium C++ Exception ABI is being used.  This is
+  the first version to support exception interoperability with libc++abi.
+- Because we no longer need to identify the specific C++ runtime, we can link
+  to it indirectly via the C++ standard library, which enables more C++ to be
+  used in the Objective-C runtime.
+- The minimum CMake version has been bumped to 3.16, which supports
+  Objective-C.  This support is now used, simplifying the build.
+- Support for GC mode is gone.  Apple dropped support for this a long time ago.
+- `objc_setUncaughtExceptionHandler` is added, which avoids consuming code
+  needing to access a library-owned global.
+- The selector-table code has been rewritten in C++, improving performance of
+  adding selectors.  This is unlikely to have a measurable impact on
+  performance outside of contrived test cases, but the new code is more
+  maintainable.
+- Several bug fixes in the ARC code, especially in corner cases surrounding
+  weak references.
+- Support for fast-path allocation / initialisation functions.  Root classes
+  that opt into this should implement `+_TrivialAllocInit` (this can be an
+  empty method, it is not called).  Clang 18 or later will emit calls to the
+  fast-path functions for `+alloc`, `+allocWithZone:` and `+alloc` + `-init`
+  calls.  This should improve code density as well as performance.
+
+You may obtain the code for this release from git and use the 2.2 branch:
+
+https://github.com/gnustep/libobjc2.git
+
+Alternatively, a tarball is available from:
+
+https://github.com/gnustep/libobjc2/archive/v2.2.zip
+https://github.com/gnustep/libobjc2/archive/v2.2.tar.gz
+
+The runtime library is responsible for implementing the core features of the
+object model, as well as exposing introspection features to the user.  The
+GNUstep runtime implements a superset of Apple's Objective-C Runtime APIs.
+
+If you come across any problems, please file them in the issue tracker:
+
+https://github.com/gnustep/libobjc2/issues