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docs: Clarify linear memory use in all-your-base #85

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I don't have time to review now, but let me get back to this. I have some thoughts

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;; Convert an array of digits in inputBase to an array of digits in outputBase
;; @param {i32} arrOffset - base offset of input u32[] array
;; @param {i32} arrLength - length of the input u32[] array in elements
;; @param {i32} inputBase - base of the input array
;; @param {i32} outputBase - base of the output array
;; @return {i32} - base offset of the output u32[] array
;; @return {i32} - length of the output u32[] array in elements
;; @return {i32} - status code (0, -1, -2, -3)
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This might be worth doing for all exercises!

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I concur! I'll add a note to consider doing this as a follow-on.

@bushidocodes bushidocodes merged commit 852f04b into main Nov 14, 2023
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