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docs: fold a duplicated paragraph in the move guide

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download, or let the build fetch them again; `make ports` calls `curl` and download, or let the build fetch them again; `make ports` calls `curl` and
verifies each against a known SHA-256, so a re-download is safe either way. verifies each against a known SHA-256, so a re-download is safe either way.
Without a network connection, copy it. Without a network connection, copy it.
- **`sysroot/`** is assembled by the build. - **`sysroot/`** is assembled by the build, so it does not need copying — and
on this machine it should not be. Its `bin/` holds musl, toybox and mksh,
`build/` and `sysroot/` are ignored and do not need copying — `make` rebuilds staged once because Windows cannot build them. Linux can, so let `make ports`
them. **One exception**: `sysroot/bin/` holds musl, toybox and mksh, which produce them rather than carrying stale binaries across: the staged copies
cannot be built on Windows and so were staged there once. On Linux they *can* predate the rename, and `sysroot/bin/sh` still contains `__schunix_tp`.
be built, so let the build produce them (`make ports`) rather than carrying - **`build/`** is pure output. Delete it and forget it.
stale binaries across. The staged copies predate the SchOS rename anyway —
`sysroot/bin/sh` still contains the symbol `__schunix_tp`.
## 2. Restore the memory ## 2. Restore the memory