Extend CI export matrix with Windows 11 x64 and ARM64 samples

README.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Built for and tested on **Windows 10 version 1507 (or newer) x64/ARM64**. 32-Bit
   - I do not want to force any consumer of the library to drag C++ paradigms into their project. I do expect the user to utilize a modern compiler though, so the library sources themselves may have some 'C++-ish touches' here and there, for my own convenience 😉
 - Compatibility with every Windows 10 version.
   - APIs not available on older builds will give you a `STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED` instead of hard-linking and therefore making your driver fail to load 🤞
-    - CI entry points are currently static imports from `ci.lib`; consumers must avoid imports unavailable on their target Windows builds. The [CI API compatibility matrix](docs/ci-api-compatibility.md) records all ten named exports across ten exact Windows 10/11 x64 CI files. Export lookup uses the correct name-ordinal mapping and rejects forwarders. Runtime ABI verification remains separate; see the remaining-work ledger below.
+    - CI entry points are currently static imports from `ci.lib`; consumers must avoid imports unavailable on their target Windows builds. The [CI API compatibility matrix](docs/ci-api-compatibility.md) records all ten named exports across thirteen exact Windows 10/11 x64 and ARM64 CI files. Export lookup uses the correct name-ordinal mapping and rejects forwarders. Runtime ABI verification remains separate; see the remaining-work ledger below.
 - No conflicts with WDF or DMF
   - The consuming driver *may* (but doesn't have to) utilize Microsoft WDF or DMF in addition without having to fear any incompatibilities 💪
 - Reliable SAL annotations.