Reword the conclusion from theorem A.3.4 for precision.

Signed-off-by: Daira Hopwood <daira@jacaranda.org>
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@ -11100,8 +11100,9 @@ Therefore the left hand side has at least one hex digit not equal to $4$ such th
the corresponding right hand side digit is $4$; contradiction.
\end{proof}
This implies that the terms in the Montgomery addition, as well as any
intermediate result formed from adding a distinct subset of terms, have distinct indices.
This implies that the terms in the Montgomery addition --as well as any intermediate
results formed from adding a distinct subset of terms-- have distinct indices
disregarding sign, hence distinct $x$-coordinates by \theoremref{thmdistinctxcriterion}.
(We make no assumption about the order of additions.)
\todo{Describe the lookup subcircuit.}