man: Fix stacksize documentation

1MB -> 256KB

Author: tontinton

man/bundle_go.3

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ int\ bundle_go(
 This construct launches a coroutine within the specified bundle.
 For more information about bundles see \f[B]bundle\f[].
 .PP
-The coroutine gets a 1MB stack.
+The coroutine gets a 256KB stack.
 The stack is guarded by a non\-writeable memory page.
 Therefore, stack overflow will result in a \f[B]SEGFAULT\f[] rather than
 overwriting memory that doesn\[aq]t belong to it.

man/go.3

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ int\ go(
 .SH DESCRIPTION
 .PP
 This construct launches a coroutine.
-The coroutine gets a 1MB stack.
+The coroutine gets a 256KB stack.
 The stack is guarded by a non\-writeable memory page.
 Therefore, stack overflow will result in a \f[B]SEGFAULT\f[] rather than
 overwriting memory that doesn\[aq]t belong to it.

man/manpages.src

@@ -604,7 +604,7 @@ fxs = [
             This construct launches a coroutine within the specified bundle.
             For more information about bundles see **bundle**.
 
-            The coroutine gets a 1MB stack.
+            The coroutine gets a 256KB stack.
             The stack is guarded by a non-writeable memory page. Therefore,
             stack overflow will result in a **SEGFAULT** rather than overwriting
             memory that doesn't belong to it.
@@ -1207,7 +1207,7 @@ fxs = [
         allocates_handle: true,
 
         prologue: `
-            This construct launches a coroutine. The coroutine gets a 1MB stack.
+            This construct launches a coroutine. The coroutine gets a 256KB stack.
             The stack is guarded by a non-writeable memory page. Therefore,
             stack overflow will result in a **SEGFAULT** rather than overwriting
             memory that doesn't belong to it.