GNU Aspell Moved To Git, Issue Tracker Moved From Sourceforge to GitHub

GNU Aspell is Alive.

Before GNU Aspell was split between Savannah and and SourceForge, now GNU 
Aspell is split between Savannah and GitHub.  Basically I will use GitHub to 
track issues instead of SourceForge.

The old CVS repo is a mess and did not convert well to Git so I did a minimal 
conversion that did not attempt to import most of the history from CVS.  As it 
stands now the Git repo is an a state of flux.  Once it stabilizes the master 
and devel branch of the repo will be pushed to both Savannah and GitHub.

Releases as always will be upload to ftp.gnu.org.

I realize that GitHub is not the best solution, but it is no worse than 
SourceForge.  I chose GitHub for now to increase the visibility of the 
project and as a pragmatic solution as I use GitHub regulatory for my 
current job where I work on other non-FSF Free (as in freedom) projects.

At some point in the future I might move the issues (and repo) to a more free 
solution such as GitLab.

I will continue to accept bug reports via email for those who do not wish 
to use GitHub.

Once again, GNU Aspell is alive.  Expect a maintenance release sometime in the 
next month or so.

Kevin