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Fix typo in cheri-tags #55

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Fix typo in cheri-tags #55

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/exercises/cheri-tags/README.md
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What stands out?

5. Given that `q` and `r` appear to have identical byte representation in
memory, why does the CHERI version crash when dereferencing `q`?
memory, why does the CHERI version crash when dereferencing `r`?

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combination of the old capability (in `ca0`) and the new address (in `a1`)
remains *representable*.

5. While the in-memory, byte representation of `q` and `r` are identical, `q`
5. While the in-memory, byte representation of `q` and `r` are identical, `r`
has been manipulated as *bytes* rather than as a *capability* and so has had
its tag zeroed. (Specifically, the `csb zero, 32(csp)` instruction cleared
the tag associated with the 16-byte granule pointed to by `32(csp)`; the
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