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README.org: Mention that `runlisp' can support non-free Lisps.
The old text stated rather baldly that, if you wanted to use a non-free
Lisp system, then `cl-launch' was your only option. This was basically
true when it was written, because that version of `runlisp' had support
for the known Lisp systems baked into the code. (Even then, I suppose
you could have maintained a fork with the additional support.)
But now, supporting new Lisp systems is just a matter of writing the
necessary configuration runes in a text file. This is clearly possible
and practical. It's just that I'm not interested in carrying
configuration for non-free Lisps as part of the `runlisp' distribution.