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fix "reset" -> "set" typo in SR latch example

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@@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ we can see the "reset" pulse has polarized both ferrites in the CCW orientation
the graphical viewer is helpful for debugging geometries, but the CSV measurements are useful for viewing numeric system performance. peak inside "out/applications/sr-latch/meas.csv" to see a bunch of measurements over time. you can use a tool like Excel or [visidata](https://www.visidata.org/) to plot the interesting ones.
here's a plot of `M(mem2)` over time from the SR latch simulation. we're measuring the (average) M value along the major tangent to the torus corresponding to the ferrite on the right in the images above. the notable bumps correspond to these pulses: "set", "reset", "set", "reset", "set+reset applied simultaneously", "reset", "reset".
here's a plot of `M(mem2)` over time from the SR latch simulation. we're measuring the (average) M value along the major tangent to the torus corresponding to the ferrite on the right in the images above. the notable bumps correspond to these pulses: "set", "reset", "set", "reset", "set+reset applied simultaneously", "set", "set".
![plot of M(mem2) over time](readme_images/sr_latch_vd_M2.png "plot of M(mem2) over time")