[WWW] Update gcc.gnu.org/testing autobuilder URL

[Geoff Keating]

Gerald Pfeifer asked me to update the URL, and I took the opportunity to
add a clarification...

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- Geoffrey Keating <geoffk@geoffk.org>

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        RTL consistency checks enabled.  This slows the compiler down by an
        order of magnitude but has found plenty of bugs in the past.</li>
    <li>Set up an autobuilder (see
!       <a href="http://people.redhat.com/geoffk/gcc-regression/">
        gcc-regression</a>) to nag people in e-mail when they submit
        patches that break builds.  Ideally we would have one of these
        for at least each of the primary evaluation platforms listed in
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        RTL consistency checks enabled.  This slows the compiler down by an
        order of magnitude but has found plenty of bugs in the past.</li>
    <li>Set up an autobuilder (see
!       <a href="http://gcc.gnu.org/regress/">
        gcc-regression</a>) to nag people in e-mail when they submit
        patches that break builds.  Ideally we would have one of these
        for at least each of the primary evaluation platforms listed in
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        ghazi@caip.rutgers.edu</a>> suggests that the autobuilders
        should keep track of regressions in the number of warnings and nag
        patchers until the new warnings are fixed, just as for testsuite
!       regressions.</li>
    <li>Build and test some or all of the following applications, some of
        which are part of the GCC release criteria.  If the instructions
        are incomplete for your target, update them.  Additions to this
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        ghazi@caip.rutgers.edu</a>> suggests that the autobuilders
        should keep track of regressions in the number of warnings and nag
        patchers until the new warnings are fixed, just as for testsuite
!       regressions.  It's important to have the autobuilders coordinate
!       with each other, to avoid flooding contributors with mail.</li>
    <li>Build and test some or all of the following applications, some of
        which are part of the GCC release criteria.  If the instructions
        are incomplete for your target, update them.  Additions to this
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