Updated the documentation a little

README.md

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 # `ink`
 
+> *Any information here is subject to change and may already not be inaccurate anymore*
+
+> *Here be dragons, you may have dug too deep*
+
 `ink` is a minimalistic interpreted programming language, tentatively implemented exclusively in C89. It features 
-coroutines and can currently only manipulate integers. Part of the code may not be compliant with C89 and I will try to 
-fix that in time.
+coroutines and can currently manipulate integers and arrays of integers, which can be interpreted as strings of Unicode
+codepoints. Part of the code may not be compliant with C89 and I will try to fix that in time.
 
 It is fully self-contained and doesn't rely on a working standard library beyond the following:
 
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 - Functions have a count limit 128 labels (see `ink_parse`)
 - Only non-main functions can use labels
 
+## Roadmap
+
+- Greater homoiconicity
+    - Can get a list of the words
+    - Can get words as arrays
+    - Can execute arrays as words
+    - Can manually create or modify
+    - Can read a routine program stack
+    - Can read a routine instruction counter stack
+    - Can read a routine stack
+    - Can set a routine status
+- Word redefinition (with a flag)
+- 9front port
+    - 9front shell
+- Shell able to run external program and parse IO from other programs
+- Shell can import files (requires waiting for a routine in a routine)
+- Waiting for another routine
+- Executing other routines
+- Move shell words to base implementation *iff* they do not have any external dependency (e.g.: `version`) 
+
 ## Examples
 
 ### Hello World