A new kernel testing tree

Sasha Levin has announced a
new tree that is intended to perform continuous-integration tests of pull
requests aimed at the mainline. The plan is for this tree to hold more
finished work than sometimes ends up in linux-next; in a name that seems
destined to create typographical confusion, it is called 'linus-next'.

The linus-next tree aims to provide a more stable and testable
integration point compared to linux-next, addressing the runtime
issues that make testing linux-next challenging and focusing on
code that's about to be pulled by Linus.