added some missing info in README and BUGS

BUGS.md

@@ -31,6 +31,17 @@ color.)
 
 ## UI/Features
 
+### Neighbor enumeration strategies don’t scroll before Windows 10.
+
+On Windows 8.1 and earlier—and on Windows 10 if “Scroll inactive
+windows when I hover over them” has been turned off—the neighbor
+enumeration strategy (and sub-strategies) cannot be adjusted, hugely
+diminishing the program’s functionality.
+
+This bug exists because I forgot that, unlike many other OSes, Windows has not
+always allowed inactive windows to be scrolled with the mouse wheel. I think it
+should be fairly easy to fix.
+
 ### The UI is confusing.
 
 People who’ve tried out this program could not immediately tell how to
@@ -97,7 +108,7 @@ supplied by a library, being present as a separate assembly from the query
 assembly) and calling the `Activate` method.
 
 The comment gives details about why I don”t think any currently available
-good means of doing this exist. But as long as I’m doin that, Flood
+good means of doing this exist. But as long as I’m doing that, Flood
 cannot have a stable release, as `OutputPanel.Activate` has the `internal`
 access modifier and it may be removed, or change behavior, in any future
 version of LINQPad.

README.md

@@ -62,8 +62,8 @@ far from universal.
 
 This README file provides only condensed documentation. For more documentation,
 including detailed usage guidance and implementation notes, please see the full
-help, `doc/help.html`, which can also be viewed in
-Flood’s built-in help browser.
+help, `doc/help.html`, which can also be viewed in Flood’s built-in help
+browser [or visited online](https://eliahkagan.github.io/Flood/doc/help.html).
 
 When running Flood, you can also click the *Show Tips* button to open brief
 help, which I recommend. The tips are presented in condensed, tabular form.
@@ -72,8 +72,9 @@ information, and clicking on an item opens (or switches to) the built-in help
 browser, scrolling to the relevant section of the help and highlighting the
 specific relevant part.
 
-The tips can also be browsed by going to `doc/tips.html` in a web browser. When
-viewed that way, the items behave as ordinary hyperlinks into `doc/help.html`.
+The tips can also be browsed by going to `doc/tips.html` in a web browser,
+locally [or on the web](https://eliahkagan.github.io/Flood/doc/tips.html). When
+viewed that way, the items behave as ordinary hyperlinks into the full help.
 
 ## License
 
@@ -105,7 +106,7 @@ copyright/licensing information.
 I’d like to thank:
 
 - David Vassallo, for testing the program and giving usability feedback.
-- Another user, for testing the program and giving usability feedback, and
+- Thomas Fallon, for testing the program and giving usability feedback, and
   finding a severe performance bug.
 - [Zanna Star](https://github.com/ZannaStar), for examining and giving advice
   about how to improve the presentation and styling for `help.html`. It was