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Minor docs update #2075

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Expand Up @@ -1928,16 +1928,16 @@ their operands into independently processed 128-bit *blocks*.

All other ops in this section are only available if `HWY_TARGET != HWY_SCALAR`:

* `V`: `{u,i}` \
* `V`, `VI`: `{u,i}` \
<code>VI **TableLookupBytes**(V bytes, VI indices)</code>: returns
`bytes[indices[i]]`. Uses byte lanes regardless of the actual vector types.
Results are implementation-defined if `indices[i] < 0` or `indices[i] >=
HWY_MIN(Lanes(DFromV<V>()), 16)`. `VI` are integers, possibly of a different
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How about something like "VI are normal vectors with integer lane type possibly differing from the lanes of V. Note that TableLookupLanes has an unspecified, potentially non-vector type type for the indices."?

type than those in `V`. The number of lanes in `V` and `VI` may differ, e.g.
a full-length table vector loaded via `LoadDup128`, plus partial vector `VI`
of 4-bit indices.
type than those in `V` and are loaded uses the standard load instructions.
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loading using?

The number of lanes in `V` and `VI` may differ, e.g. a full-length table vector
loaded via `LoadDup128`, plus partial vector `VI` of 4-bit indices.

* `V`: `{u,i}` \
* `V`, `VI`: `{u,i}` \
<code>VI **TableLookupBytesOr0**(V bytes, VI indices)</code>: returns
`bytes[indices[i]]`, or 0 if `indices[i] & 0x80`. Uses byte lanes regardless
of the actual vector types. Results are implementation-defined for
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