(Reuters) – A bipartisan group of U.S. senators said on Sunday they had reached an agreement on a framework for gun safety legislation, potentially the first significant new U.S. gun law in decades, following a string of recent high-profile mass shootings. Below are some highlights of what is and what is not covered by the agreement, according to a statement from the group of lawmakers that includes 10 Republicans, enough to overcome the Senate’s “filibuster” rule: IN: STATE CRISIS INTERVENTION SUPPORT The proposal would provide resources to states and Native American tribes to create and admi…