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Update SCOPE.md with Intergenerational Feature Compatibility #6325

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@Pawkkie Pawkkie commented Feb 23, 2025

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Discussed on Discord, this doesn't change anything pertaining to the scope doc functionality, but it gives us a category / label we can use when discussing features that was missing before.

This category is for PRs that fix problems that exist due to the unique nature of expansion as a project that integrates all features from all games into one GBA cartridge, which encounters limitations both due to the difference in hardware and gaps of support in how new generation content interacts with no-longer-used old generation features. It's in the "Discussion Required" section because many of these implementations and fixes will be subjective, and thus benefit from senate consensus.

Just formally adding this to the doc after the discussion.

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@Pawkkie Pawkkie added the type: documentation Improvements or additions to documentation label Feb 23, 2025
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lgtm, let's merge after freeze

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Is there a reason this needs to abide the freeze? It targets master, after all

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