Manual.md: describe register negation
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Some source operands of instructions (called SRC1) support relative addressing. This means that it is possible to use one of the three built-in indexing registers (`a0`, `a1` and `a2` aka `lcnt`) to address a register, e.g. `someArray[lcnt]`. Adding an offset is also supported, e.g. `someArray[lcnt+2]`. This is useful in FOR loops.
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Some source operands of instructions (called SRC1) support relative addressing. This means that it is possible to use one of the three built-in indexing registers (`a0`, `a1` and `a2` aka `lcnt`) to address a register, e.g. `someArray[lcnt]`. Adding an offset is also supported, e.g. `someArray[lcnt+2]`. This is useful in FOR loops.
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Normal floating-point vector registers may also be negated by prepending a minus sign before it, e.g. `-r2` or `-someArray[lcnt+2]`.
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## Supported Directives
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## Supported Directives
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### .proc
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### .proc
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