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Readme.md
Small example programs, each with a simple pedagogical goal.
They also help to validate SubX instruction semantics against native x86 hardware. For example, loading a single byte to a register would for some time clear the rest of the register. This behavior was internally consistent with unit tests. It took running an example binary natively to catch the discrepancy.