Update milstones to reflect new status.

Mark Hello World, and Roslyn Hello World as complete for Windows and Linux. Also add new milestones for Roslyn selfhosted.

Documentation/llilc-milestones.md

@@ -8,25 +8,37 @@ quality tool.
 
 ## Milestones
 
-* **"Hello World"** - Using LLILC, JIT all the methods for runtime start-up
-   and "Hello World" console app execution.  This is the classic first
+* [X] **"Hello World"** - Using LLILC, JIT all the methods for runtime
+   start-up and "Hello World" console app execution.  This is the classic first
    app. Success is that the CLR comes up, and prints "Hello World" and
    exits cleanly.
-* **corefx tests on Windows** - Run corefx unit tests as an integration test. This
-  tests a broad set of framework functionality. Success is a clean
-  test run using run-test from the corefx repo.
-* **corefx tests on Linux** - Same as above just on Linux.
-* **JIT SelfHost on Linux** - Pass ~6k Jit SelfHost tests on Linux.
-  These tests are currently being added to coreclr. Success will
-  be running clean for the whole set.
-* **JIT SelfHost Stress on Linux** - Pass ~6k JIT SelfHost tests under GCStress.
-  This will do basic validation of the GC implementation.
-* **Roslyn on Linux** - Full Roslyn compiling itself for CoreCLR on Linux with
-  the JIT.
-* **AOT Roslyn on Linux** - Full Roslyn compiling itself as a command line
-  AOT tool.
+* [X] **Roslyn compiling "Hello World" on Windows** - Using LLILC, JIT
+   all of Roslyn through a compile of "Hello World" then JIT and run
+   "Hello World" on Windows.  This is our first larger RWC test case.
+* [X] **Roslyn compiling "Hello World" on Linux** - Using LLILC, JIT all
+   of Roslyn through a compile of "Hello World" then JIT and run on Linux.
+   (Note: the run of Roslyn and everything else is on Linux)  Porting this from
+   Windows was a matter of a few commits.  LLVM portability appears to be
+   living up to its billing.
+* [ ] **Roslyn compiling Roslyn on Windows** - Full Roslyn compiling itself for
+   CoreCLR on Windows with the JIT.
+* [ ] **Roslyn compiling Roslyn on Linux** - Full Roslyn compiling itself for
+   CoreCLR on Linux with the JIT.
+* [ ] **NGen Roslyn on Windows/Linux** - Use crossgen to compile all of Roslyn at
+   install time using LLILC.
+* [ ] **corefx tests on Windows** - Run corefx unit tests as an integration
+   test. This tests a broad set of framework functionality. Success is a clean
+   test run using run-test from the corefx repo.
+* [ ] **corefx tests on Linux** - Same as above just on Linux.
+* [ ] **JIT SelfHost on Linux** - Pass ~6k Jit SelfHost tests on Linux.
+   These tests are currently being added to coreclr. Success will
+   be running clean for the whole set.
+* [ ] **JIT SelfHost Stress on Linux** - Pass ~6k JIT SelfHost tests under
+   GCStress. This will do basic validation of the GC implementation.
+* [ ] **AOT Roslyn on Linux** - Full Roslyn compiling itself as a command line
+   AOT tool.
 
-We'll cross these off as we get through them but we're evaluating open issues
+We'll check these off as we get through them but we're evaluating open issues
 with respect to how fixing them will advance these goals.
 
 Note:  To add a milestone to this list open an issue to start the discussion,