Update/expand CPS history #83
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As part of some recent(ish) external publications, various parties made another attempt at describing the history of CPS. Those writings ended up significantly pared down, but since the information is useful, it was decided to incorporate it into our "official" history in the CPS repo itself. Use that information, mainly authored by Vito Gamberini (with many thanks for the same), to update and expand our existing entry. This adds a more detail (and a few minor corrections with respect to timing of pre-CPS events). Co-Authored-By: Vito Gamberini <[email protected]>
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As part of some recent(ish) external publications, various parties made another attempt at describing the history of CPS. Those writings ended up significantly pared down, but since the information is useful, it was decided to incorporate it into our "official" history in the CPS repo itself.
Use that information, mainly authored by Vito Gamberini (with many thanks for the same), to update and expand our existing entry. This adds a more detail (and a few minor corrections with respect to timing of pre-CPS events).