Update ch_foreword.tex

mention maps in the foreword

Author: gzotti

guide/ch_foreword.tex

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ \chapter*{Foreword for Stellarium 26.1}
 Back to the wonders of the night sky and how to enjoy them while we still can.
 When you take a laptop under the skies, battery life is often a concern. The latest ARM based processors allow much long battery life than previous CPU gemerations.  
 Thanks to a laptop donation from Microsoft we now could finalize our adoption of the Windows for Arm64 platform. Especially telescope support should now work stable together with the ASCOM7 platform. 
-You may be able to work with a lighter battery pack and less cables now. A little caveat: currently our build pipelines do not provide the latest Qt versions, so the Arm64 build lacks support for 
+You may be able to work with a lighter battery pack and less cables now. A little caveat: currently the build pipelines available to us do not provide the latest Qt versions, so the Arm64 build lacks support for 
 the internal webbrowser of the OnlineQueries plugin (section \ref{sec:plugins:OnlineQueries}) and also speech output (section~\ref{sec:gui:configuration:speech}). We hope this issue will go away in the next months.
 
 On the desktop, Stellarium has become the de-facto most relevant simulation environment for cultural astronomy, 
@@ -46,6 +46,8 @@ \chapter*{Foreword for Stellarium 26.1}
 Stellarium can now display multiple linguistic variants of constellation and star labels, can show ``single star constellations'' and ``dark constellations'' 
 formed by dust clouds in the Milky Way, can properly identify Morning and Evening star, and for those cultures where it is relevant, 
 illustrate the zodiac and lunar stations or lunar mansions in various culture-dependent versions, and some more. 
+The ever-growing number of skycultures has been brought to a new order, structured by geographic regions. Authors can now define those regions as polygons on a map. 
+(We aim at supplying those polygons for the existing skycultures over the next few releases.) 
 The creation of new skycultures is supported by a new plugin, the Sky Culture Maker (SCM) described in section~\ref{sec:plugins:SCM} which guides you through the process in wizard style.
 All details of the new format can be found in chapter~\ref{ch:SkyCultures}. 
 
@@ -57,7 +59,7 @@ \chapter*{Foreword for Stellarium 26.1}
 
 And we welcome a new contributor who finally got involved! Atque developed a simple plugin which shows a window full of buttons four our many time stepping commands 
 which were previously only accessible when assigned to hotkeys (section~\ref{sec:plugins:TimeNavigator}). 
-We have so many of these commands that it is hard to find a good key layout, though, so it was up to you to configure your favourite subset. 
+We have so many of these commands that it is hard to find a good key layout, though, so until now it was up to you to configure your favourite subset. 
 For easy access to these functions, this plugin is very welcome. 
 He also implemented dynamic scaling for the Moon, which means a visually enlarged Moon which is so useful for wide-angle views eventually takes its natural size when zooming in, 
 and has started fixing long-standing bugs.