CARRY-add on 66000 is 1-bit (duh)

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 [^34]: [Advanced matrix Extensions](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Matrix_Extensions) supports BF16 and INT8 only. Separate regfile, power-of-two "tiles". Not general-purpose at all.
 [^35]: Although registers may be 128-bit in NEON, SVE2, and AVX, unlike VSX there are very few (or no) actual arithmetic 128-bit operations. Only RVV and SVP64 have the possibility of 128-bit ops 
 [^36]: Mitch Alsup's MyISA 66000 is available on request. A powerful RISC ISA with a **Hardware-level auto-vectorisation** LOOP built-in as an extension named VVM.  Classified as "Vertical-First".
-[^37]: MyISA 66000 has a CARRY register up to 64-bit. Repeated application of FMA or ADD (esp. within Auto-Vectored LOOPS) automatically and inherently creates big-int operations with zero effort.
+[^37]: MyISA 66000 has a CARRY register up to 64-bit. Repeated application of FMA (esp. within Auto-Vectored LOOPS) automatically and inherently creates big-int operations with zero effort.