[gimp-web/testing] 2019 report: fixes, more contributors mentioned

[Alexandre Prokoudine <aprokoudine src gnome org>]

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Author: Alexandre Prokoudine <alexandre prokoudine gmail com>
Date:   Fri Jan 3 12:48:31 2020 +0300

    2019 report: fixes, more contributors mentioned

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@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ A few more filters, namely _Neon_, _Stretch Contrast_, and _Oilify_ are finally
 
 # Build systems, CI, and packaging
 
-During 2019, we ported babl, GEGL, and the master branch of GIMP to the Meson build system. While it's of 
little relevance to end-users who rely on ready-to-use builds of GIMP, to developers it means much faster 
compilation time and thus.
+During 2019, we ported babl, GEGL, and the master branch of GIMP to the [Meson](https://mesonbuild.com/) 
build system. While it's of little relevance to end-users who rely on ready-to-use builds of GIMP, to 
developers it means much faster compilation time.
 
 We also set up Gitlab-based continuous integration (CI) for all three projects, which gives us a few bonuses 
over the previously used Jenkins-based solution. One of them is that Windows builds are now available for 
every successful commit to GIMP's master branch.
 
@@ -98,6 +98,8 @@ There have been numerous changes in both GEGL and babl:
 
 Most of the source code changes in all three projects are still coming from the usual suspects: Michael 
Natterer, Jehan Pages, Ell, Øyvind Kolås, and Thomas Manni. Nevertheless, there have been a few new 
contributors who seem interested in sticking around.
 
+A significant part of the contributions towards the new build system and CI support came from Félix Piédallu 
and Salamandar.
+
 We now also have a small dedicated team of people, frogonia and nmat, who triage bug reports on a regular 
basis and do user support on the IRC channel. Liam Quin who has been team member for a long time, now does 
the vast majority of user support on Facebook.
 
 Of course, we keep getting no small amount of translation updates from new and seasoned translators. In 
fact, since the v2.10.14 release, we now mention non-code contributors to the project in release notes.