Fix Mnemonic documentation for supported wordcounts #30
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tcharding
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This Display description of the BadWordCount variant incorrectly complained stated that the word count is not a multiple of 6. The correct criteria for valid word counts is now that it must be a multiple of 3 between 12 and 24 inclusive, so the Display impl is fixed to be more precise.
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Support for additional word counts (specifically 15 and 21) was added in #18, but the documentation and the
Displayimpl forError::BadWordCountwas not updated to reflect this. This PR updates these to reflect the recent support for 15- and 21-word mnemonics.