Add haxe to planned targets. Haxe will enable second-class support fo…

…r quite a few languages. Haxe has vision that is similar, but different in key aspects to ours: The biggest of which being that Haxe targets transpilation of programs, while Monoteny targets translation of libraries to readable source code. Given that the targets align, using Haxe's ecosystem could bootstrap the usability of Monoteny immensely.

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 ## Targets
 
-The following languages are planned as compilation targets:
+The following languages are planned as compilation targets, in order of priority:
 
 * [WIP] Python with NumPy
+* [Future] Haxe (adding second-class support for: JavaScript, C++, C#, Java, JVM, Python, Lua, PHP, Flash)
 * [Future] Plain C
-* [Future] Monoteny Dialect (e.g. to the reader-centric "Math" dialect, which uses math-y symbols)
 * [Future] Octave / MatLab
-* [Future] C++ with Eigen
 * [Future] R
 * [Future] Julia
+* [Future] C++ with Eigen
+* [Future] Monoteny Dialect
 * [Future] LaTeX Expressions
 
 In addition, a transpilation API will allow 3rd parties to target custom ecosystems.