Fix typo: spline -> spine in AddNode (chapters 4-8) - #248
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The add canonicalization builds a left-leaning chain of AddNodes -- the
"spine" -- with off-spine operands hanging off each in(2). The comparator
and its comments were spelled "spline" (a curve / mechanical part), which
was already inconsistent with the goal comment in the same method:
// Goal: a left-spine set of adds, with constants on the rhs
Chapters 9 and later already use "spine" / "spine_cmp"; this brings the
earlier chapters in line.
Comment and private-method-name only, no behavior change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The add canonicalization builds a left-leaning chain of AddNodes -- the "spine" -- with off-spine operands hanging off each in(2). The comparator and its comments were spelled "spline" (a curve / mechanical part), which was already inconsistent with the goal comment in the same method:
Chapters 9 and later already use "spine" / "spine_cmp"; this brings the earlier chapters in line.
Comment and private-method-name only, no behavior change.