Renumber the issue 572 evaluation to ADR-0130 and fix its pointer to the corpus - #672
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…rpus work that has since merged Two pull requests landed close together and both took the number 0129. The design of experiments record (#668) merged first, so the issue 572 evaluation (#670) moves to 0130 and the references in ADR-0123 follow it. The evaluation also said the tools it used had been committed to a branch in the benchmark corpus and never merged. That was true when it was written and is not now. They merged as BNGL-Models PR 47, so both records now say where the files are rather than where they were missing from.
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Two pull requests landed close together and both took ADR number 0129. The design of experiments
record (#668) merged first, so the issue 572 evaluation (#670) moves to 0130. The references in
ADR-0123 follow it.
The evaluation also said the tools it used had been committed to a branch in the benchmark corpus
and never merged. That was true when it was written and stopped being true a few minutes later,
when wshlavacek/BNGL-Models#47 merged. Both records now say where the files are rather than where
they were missing from, and point at wshlavacek/BNGL-Models#48 for the additions.
No other change.