Assembler documentation - dot in the wrong spot

[SamCoVT]

In the assembler section, it says:

The assembler instruction and receives a dot for absolute addressing to avoid conflict with the Forth word of the same name: 1000. and is the correct form.

That should be 1000 and. instead (the dot goes on the AND)

[SamCoVT]

In the Input section, it says:

The output can similarly be redirected by storing the address of your routine in the memory location given by the word output. Tali expects this routine to accept the character to out in A, rather than on the stack.

That should be "the character to output in A"

[SamCoVT]

Add allow-native to the discussion in the "Enabling Native Compiling on New Words" section, although this is already discussed somewhat above in the Native Compiling section. Perhaps rearrange things here to make for better reading.