Update README.md

This project is frozen for now so it doesn't make sense to have dates for the roadmap.

README.md

@@ -19,9 +19,11 @@ This language is designed for:
 - Compiler must avoid generating logic that the user does not write
 
 ## Installation
-You can install the compiler by running:
+Before installing the compiler with `go install`, you will need to install the
+[Go programming language](https://go.dev/) on your system. Afterwards, you can
+install the compiler and associated tooling by running:
 
-`go install ./cmd/fsplc`
+`go install ./cmd/*`
 
 The `fsplc` program depends on the LLVM IR compiler (`llc`). If it is not found,
 it will attempt to use `clang` instead but with some features disabled. Please
@@ -98,21 +100,38 @@ Q1 2024:
 - [x] For/range loops
 - [x] Switch statements
 
-Q2 2024:
+Afterwards:
 - [ ] Mutable/immutable variables
 - [ ] Basic, non-final standard library routines
 - [ ] Conditional compilation
 - [ ] Shared library compilation
 - [ ] Constants
 - [ ] ABI documentation
-
-Q3 2024
 - [ ] Vararg
   - [ ] FSPL vararg using Slices
   - [ ] Optional per-function C-style vararg for compatibility
 - [ ] Generics
 - [ ] Ownership system
-- [ ] Lightweight, modularized (and of course, totally optional) standard library to replace those written in Q2
+- [ ] Lightweight, modularized (and of course, totally optional) standard library to replace those written previously
 
-At the beginning of Q4 2024, a 1.0 version of the language will be released.
+## FAQ
 
+I have either been asked these questions, or expect to be at some point.
+
+### What happened to ARF?
+A couple of years ago, I attempted to create a programming language under the
+name ARF, with the goal of trying out some new and interesting syntax I'd come
+up with. I made several attempts to build a working compiler for it, but never
+quite succeeded. When I entered my senior year at university, I decided to have
+another crack at it as my senior project. By then, the ideas I had for the
+language had changed so much, it was basically a Ship of Theseus situation and
+it really just needed a new name altogether. Plus, ARF never really stood for
+anything in the first place.
+
+### Why Go?
+Out of all the languages I know, I probably know Go the best. It was an obvious
+choice for making something this complex. However, I'd like to self-host the
+compiler eventually.
+
+### I know you as X name from Y place, why is your name here Sasha Koshka?
+I consider it a bad idea to share your real name over the internet.

generator/README.md

@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ IR module tree.
 ## Organization
 
 Generator defines the Target type, which contains information about the system
-that the program is being compiled for. The native sub-package uses Go's
-conditional compilation directives to provide a default Target that matches the
-system the compiler has been natively built for.
+that the program is being compiled for. The native sub-package uses GOOS and
+GOARCH to provide a default Target that matches the system the compiler has been
+natively built for.
 
 The entry point for all logic defined in this package is Target.Generate(). This
 method creates a new generator, and uses it to recursively generate and return an