Add ERC-223 to token standards. #9646
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Add ERC-223 token standard to the standards list.
Original ERC-223 proposal: ethereum/EIPs#223
Description
EIP-223 is now officially submitted, so I would highlight the importance of adding this token standard to the standards list.
It is worth noting that several standards (including those presented in the list) were developed on the basis of the ERC-223, including ERC-777, ERC-677: TransferAndCall standard.
The transferring logic of ERC-721 is completely based on ERC-223.
The addition of this standard will fill in the missing link between the ERC20 standard and standards that already use the ERC223 patterns as well as help properly understanding the interaction patterns for Ether-like tokens.