Updated main readme to include additional details about the PR flow supported in Quartus.

Author: kbrunham-intel

README.md

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 This repository contains scripts, reference designs, and tutorials for the Intel FPGA Partial Reconfiguration design flow.
 
-[Releases](releases/) are created for each major version of Quartus Prime® Software. It is recommended to use the release for your version of Quartus Prime.
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 - [Tutorials](tutorials/) are located in the tutorials sub directory
 - [Reference Designs](ref_designs/) are located in the ref_designs sub directory
 - [Software](software/) and Linux drivers are located in the software sub directory 
 - [Scripts](scripts/) are located in the scripts sub directory
 - [Verification](verification/) components for simulation are located in the verification sub directory
 
+The Partial Reconfiguration Design Flow is supported in the Intel Quartus Prime® Pro Edition software for Intel Arria 10 Devices with the following key features:
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+   - Command line and graphical user interface for compilation and analysis
+   - Hierarchical Partial Reconfiguration that allows you to create child PR partitions in your design
+   - Simulation of Partial Reconfiguration that allows you to observe the resulting change and the intermediate effect in a reconfiguration partition
+   - Signal Tap debug with simultaneous acquisition of both the Static region and Partial Reconfiguration regions
+   - Quartus Prime documentation for *Creating a Partial Reconfiguration Design* is available in the [Quartus Prime Pro Edition Handbook Volume 1](https://www.altera.com/content/dam/altera-www/global/en_US/pdfs/literature/hb/qts/qts-qpp-5v1.pdf)
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+[Releases](releases/) are created for each major version of Quartus Prime Software. It is recommended to use the release for your version of Quartus Prime.
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 ![PR Logo](quartus-prime-partial-reconfiguration-diagram.jpg?raw=true)
 
 More information available at [http://www.01.org/fpga-partial-reconfig](http://www.01.org/fpga-partial-reconfig)