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 hdass is a small superset of assembly: you keep registers, memory and explicit
 control flow, and write the repetitive parts (moves, arithmetic, loops, branches)
-more compactly. It transpiles to x86-64 (NASM or fasm) or AArch64 (GNU as).
+more compactly. it transpiles to x86-64 (nasm or fasm) or aarch64 (gnu as).
 
-- [Getting started](getting-started.md) — build the compiler, then write and run
-  a first program on both x86-64 and AArch64.
-- [Language reference](language.md) — the full syntax: declarations, statements,
+- [getting started](getting-started.md) — build the compiler, then write and run
+  a first program on both x86-64 and aarch64.
+- [language reference](language.md) — the full syntax: declarations, statements,
   control flow, memory, floating point, raw instructions and extensions.
-- [Targets](targets.md) — the architecture and assembler axes, what each target
-  supports, the portable register model, and the per-architecture syscall ABIs.
-- [Internals](internals.md) — the `lex → parse → analyze → emit` pipeline and how
+- [targets](targets.md) — the architecture and assembler axes, what each target
+  supports, the portable register model, and the per-architecture syscall abis.
+- [internals](internals.md) — the `lex → parse → analyze → emit` pipeline and how
   to add a new assembler backend or architecture.
 
-Working programs live in [examples/](../examples/) (x86-64) and
+working programs live in [examples/](../examples/) (x86-64) and
 [examples/arm64/](../examples/arm64/).