JPP: dial lingua removed hex encoding and sealed and split nether tones

src/site/wigiti/README-no2lingua.md

@@ -132,10 +132,6 @@ Tree key format;
 DIFF with orignal lingua tree path key;
 
 - Added support for an plus sign at the end to indicate an unofficial entry
-- First two decimals are now hex
-
-This means the 52 is still 52 but as hex which is another number internally.  
-This gives tree space to define all computer languages/schema's and number types.
 
 ## N2L TreeKey Binary
 
@@ -175,7 +171,7 @@ Extend octal aligned;  <6><6><6>-<9>-<6><6><6>-<6><6><6>-<9> = 72 bits
 	
 	sector+zone 9 bit;
 	- 0 = null
-	- 1-511 = Classic hex zone Id + sector Id (one based)
+	- 1-511 = Classic zone Id + sector Id (one based)
 	
 	Set of <setId><chainId><netId> 6 bit
 	- 0 = null
@@ -243,9 +239,9 @@ To view and program octals, you maybe need a tricorder terminal ordinateur.
 In current unicode we can render Hinarī9 which is 9 bit per glyph, thus a tuple of  
 "יֽ֔יֽ֔" is the 18 bit version of 0x00 of current retro calculators.
 
-	Hinarī3: ייייייווווווזוװװדירדײײדיריײיייזוױרױי
-	Hinarī6: יֽיֽיֽוַוַוַזַװֲדֽרֻײֵדֽרֽײֽיֽזַױֳױֽ
-	Hinarī9: יֽ֔יֽ֔וַ֝וַ֝זַ֟װֻ֔רֻ֕ײֻ֔רֽ֕יֽ֔זַ֩רֶ֔
+	Hinarī3: דדדדדדײײײײײײדװייײױדװווװרדדדודרדזרזײױ
+	Hinarī6: דְדְדְײֽײֽײֽדַיֵײֻדַוֲװֶדְדֲדֶדֳרֳײֻ
+	Hinarī9: דְ֔דְ֔ײֽ֩ײֽ֩דַ֝יֽ֠דַ֕וַ֞דְ֔וְ֞דֳ֞זֽ֠
 
 So a 3 bit value renders in Hinarī3, a 6 bit value renders in Hinarī6 and a 9 bit value  
 renders in Hinarī9, thus we can render a full N2L TreeKey.