Stop suggesting old versions of Clang that people could install #4349
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We managed to confuse people on BioStars <https://www.biostars.org/p/9598655/#9598658> by noting that we *had* built with Clang 9 at one time, even though it would be a bad idea to actually try and install and use that Clang to build vg on a Mac right now. This updates the README to describe how we actually decide what Clang to build with.
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We managed to confuse people on BioStars https://www.biostars.org/p/9598655/#9598658 by noting that we had built with Clang 9 at one time, even though it would be a bad idea to actually try and install and use that Clang to build vg on a Mac right now.
This updates the README to describe how we actually decide what Clang to build with.