Remove compatibility table from Readme
It was outdated and mildly useful.
TODO: update it and move to wiki.
@@ -109,34 +109,4 @@ Also, Cursive currently expects every codepoint to be a one-column character, so
* Keep in mind that if the terminal has shortcuts registered, they probably won't be transmitted to the app.
* UTF-8 input should work fine in a unicode-enabled terminal emulator, but raw linux TTY may be more capricious.
-Here is the support table for input keys. Tested terminals are mostly Gnome terminal and Linux TTY, xterm, and a few others now and then.
-
-| | Key | Shift+Key | Ctrl+Key | Shift+Ctrl+Key |
-|--------------------------|:----:|:----------------------:|:--------------------------:|:---------------:|
-| Letters | All | All | All (except c,z,q,s,i,h,m) | None |
-| Numbers | All | All | None (can crash the app) | None |
-| Punctuation | All | All | None (can crash the app) | None |
-| Enter, Esc | All | None | None | None |
-| Left, Right arrow keys | All | VTE+Xterm | VTE+Xterm | VTE+Xterm |
-| Up, Down arrow keys | All | Xterm | VTE+Xterm | Xterm |
-| Ins | All | None (paste clipboard) | Xterm | None |
-| Del | All | VTE+Xterm | VTE+Xterm | VTE+Xterm |
-| Home, End | All | Xterm | Xterm | Xterm |
-| PageUp, PageDown | All | All | All | None |
-| Fn keys: F1-F4 | All | All except Konsole | Gnome+XTerm | Gnome+Xterm |
-| Fn keys: F5-F8 | All | All | All except TTY | All except TTY |
-| Fn keys: F9-F12 | All | All except TTY | All except TTY | All except TTY |
-| PrtScn, ScrollLock | None | None | None | None |
-| Window, Menu | None | None | None | None |
-| Ctrl, Shift, Alt (by themselves) | None | None | None | None |
-## Contribute & Feedback
-
-You want to help? Thank you so much! Here are some ideas of things you could do:
-
-* Give feedback on your experience with cursive! Knowing your impressions is very
- helpful to identify what parts of the API need more work. Don't hesitate to
- post an issue if you find something especially annoying, we'll see what we can do to help.
-* Provide example use-case: a good idea of application for existing or new components.
-* Check compatibility: run the `key_codes` example on your favorite terminal, and report the results!
-* Test and reports issues: a bug won't get fixed if we don't know it's there.
-* Hack the code! If you feel confident with rust, pick an issue you like and hack away!
+## [Contributing](CONTRIBUTING.md)
