[gimp-web/testing] Mention arbitrary RGB primaries, more cleanup

[Alexandre Prokoudine <aprokoudine src gnome org>]

commit 32e61dc98febaf2443db36840ae51f0c68106924
Author: Alexandre Prokoudine <alexandre prokoudine gmail com>
Date:   Sun Jan 15 18:05:32 2017 +0300

    Mention arbitrary RGB primaries, more cleanup

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@@ -7,14 +7,16 @@ Summary: Almost every new major feature people have been asking us for, be it hi
 
 Almost every new major feature people have been asking us for, be it high bit depth support, or full CMYK 
support, or layer effects, would be impossible without having a robust, capable image processing core.
 
-Øyvind Kolås picked up [GEGL](http://gegl.org/) in mid-2000s and has been working on it in his spare time 
ever since. He is the author of 42% of commits in GEGL and 50% of commits in [babl](http://gegl.org/babl/) 
(pixel data conversion library). Thanks to his work, we shall be shipping GIMP 2.10 with 16/32-bit per color 
channel precision, linear pixel data workflow, and filters that have an on-canvas preview.
+Øyvind Kolås picked up [GEGL](http://gegl.org/) in mid-2000s and has been working on it in his spare time 
ever since. He is the author of 42% of commits in GEGL and 50% of commits in [babl](http://gegl.org/babl/) 
(pixel data conversion library).
+
+Thanks to his work, we shall be shipping GIMP 2.10 with 16/32-bit per color channel precision, linear pixel 
data workflow, and filters that have an on-canvas preview.
 
 But we always need more from both GEGL and babl:
 
 * better performance (always);
 * more sophisticated use of GPU;
-* full support for arbitrary TRC (think using AdobeRGB instead of switching between sRGB and linear light);
-* full support for CMYK and spot colors;
+* support for arbitrary RGB primaries and TRC (think using wide-gamut RGB, like rec2020);
+* support for CMYK and spot colors;
 * more GIMP filters available as GEGL operations.
 
 And the list go on.