SlyEdit readme: Removed extraneous description about UTF-8 support and left it as a simple blurb

docs/slyedit_readme.txt

@@ -23,16 +23,15 @@ Contents
  2. Introduction
  3. Installation & Setup
  4. Features
- 5. UTF-8 support
- 6. Configuration file
- 7. Ice-style Color Theme Settings
- 8. DCT-style Color Theme Settings
- 9. Common colors (appearing in both Ice and DCT color theme files)
-10. Text replacements (AKA Macros)
-1`. User settings
-12. Taglines
-13. Spell check and dictionaries
-14. Version history
+ 5. Configuration file
+ 6. Ice-style Color Theme Settings
+ 7. DCT-style Color Theme Settings
+ 8. Common colors (appearing in both Ice and DCT color theme files)
+ 9. Text replacements (AKA Macros)
+10. User settings
+11. Taglines
+12. Spell check and dictionaries
+13. Version history
 
 
 1. Disclaimer
@@ -71,6 +70,8 @@ you can have SlyEdit convert colors to ANSI when posting messages, for
 compatibility with other BBS software.  To do so, set the saveColorsAsANSI
 setting to true in SlyEdit.cfg.
 
+As of version 1.88b (2024-02-11), SlyEdit supports inputting UTF-8 text.
+
 Also, SlyEdit has no moving parts that can wear out over time.
 
 Thanks go out to the following people for testing:
@@ -236,18 +237,7 @@ Ctrl-K       : Change text color
 Ctrl-O       : Import a file                ¦ Ctrl-X  : Export to file
 
 
-5. UTF-8 support
-===================
-As of version 1.88b, SlyEdit is able to accept UTF-8 character/text input. This
-allows inputting a wider range of characters, but one limitation is that if the
-user's terminal is UTF-8, high-ASCII characters (with numeric values 129-255)
-can't be entered.  Even when using the graphic character input (with Ctrl-G),
-those characters will be translated to a different character for UTF-8. However,
-if the user is not using a UTF-8 terminal, though (i.e., their terminal uses
-CP437), those characters can be entered.
-
-
-6. Configuration file
+5. Configuration file
 =====================
 The configuration file, SlyEdit.cfg, is split up into 3 sections -
 Behavior, Ice colors, and DCT colors.  These sections are designated
@@ -454,7 +444,7 @@ High green: gh
 Normal cyan: c
 
 
-7. Ice-style Color Theme Settings
+6. Ice-style Color Theme Settings
 =================================
 Note that you don't need control (Ctrl-A) characters for the color settings;
 just the attribute characters.
@@ -519,7 +509,7 @@ UnselectedOptionBorderColor       The color to use for the borders around
 UnselectedOptionTextColor         The color to use for the text for unselected
                                   multi-choice options
 
-8. DCT-style Color Theme Settings
+7. DCT-style Color Theme Settings
 =================================
 Note that you don't need control (Ctrl-A) characters for the color settings;
 just the attribute characters.
@@ -743,7 +733,7 @@ listBoxItemHighlight              The color to use for the currently selected
                                   item in list boxes (such as the list of text
                                   replacements and the list of tag lines)
 
-10. Text replacements (AKA Macros)
+9. Text replacements (AKA Macros)
 ==================================
 SlyEdit version 1.29 added text replacements (AKA Macros), which lets you (the
 sysop) define words to be replaced with other text as the user types a message.
@@ -836,7 +826,7 @@ store it in buffer 1, and in JavaScript (and with SlyEdit's search and
 replace), you would use $1 to refer to the word "darn".  For example, for
 (darn), the replacement $1it would replace the word "darn" with "darnit".
 
-11. User settings
+10. User settings
 =================
 Since version 1.32, SlyEdit has the ability for each user to configure some
 settings for themselves.  The user settings include the following:
@@ -870,7 +860,7 @@ The user settings files will be stored in the sbbs/data/user directory with the
 filename <user number>.SlyEdit_Settings, and the user number will be 0-padded
 up to 4 digits.
 
-12. Taglines
+11. Taglines
 ============
 SlyEdit version 1.32 added the ability for users to optionally choose a tagline
 to be appended to their message upon saving the message.  Each user can
@@ -900,7 +890,7 @@ user's signature (if they have one).  If the MSGINF file does not include the
 7th line, then the tagline will appear before the user's signature.
 
 
-13. Spell check and dictionaries
+12. Spell check and dictionaries
 ================================
 Since version 1.64, SlyEdit has a spell check feature.  Spell check can be
 started by the user with the Ctrl-R hotkey, or by the Edit > Spell Checker
@@ -940,7 +930,7 @@ case, since SlyEdit does case-insensitive matching by converting words in the
 message to lower-case and comparing them with the words in the dictionary.
 
 
-14. Version history
+13. Version history
 ===================
 Version  Date         Description
 -------  ----         -----------