Update README.md: it's not 2023 anymore

README.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Most protobuf users have likely upgraded to that newer runtime and thus encounte
 
 If you have code that uses the `dynamic` package in this repo and are trying to interop with V2 APIs, in some cases you can use the [`proto.MessageV2`](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/golang/protobuf/proto#MessageV2) converter function (defined in the V1 `proto` package in `github.com/golang/protobuf/proto`). This wrapper does not provide 100% complete interop, so in some cases you may have to port your code over to the V2 API's `dynamicpb` package. (Sorry!)
 
-Later this year (2023), we expect to cut a v2 of this whole repo. A lot of what's in this repo is no longer necessary, but some features still are. The v2 will _drop_ functionality now provided by the V2 Protobuf API. The remaining packages will be updated to make direct use of the V2 Protobuf API and have no more references to the old V1 API. One exception is that a v2 of this repo will _not_ include a new version of the `desc/protoparse` package in this repo -- that is already available in a brand new module named [`protocompile`](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/bufbuild/protocompile).
+Later this year, we expect to cut a v2 of this whole repo. A lot of what's in this repo is no longer necessary, but some features still are. The v2 will _drop_ functionality now provided by the V2 Protobuf API. The remaining packages will be updated to make direct use of the V2 Protobuf API and have no more references to the old V1 API. One exception is that a v2 of this repo will _not_ include a new version of the `desc/protoparse` package in this repo -- that is already available in a brand new module named [`protocompile`](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/bufbuild/protocompile).
 
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 ## Descriptors: The Language Model of Protocol Buffers