Restoration of decus-8-269 is *not* complete.

Basically, u8-269.bin.orig and u8-269.bin.orig.od describe the "as found"
copy of decus-8-269.  It has a number of issues, due to what appear to be
missing frames, including origin settings, etc.

What I have done in u8-269.bin and u8-269.bin.od, is to add frames, mostly
NULs, until something that resembles correct PDP-8 code sequences is created.

That, in turn, forms the basis of the annotated disassembly "morse.pal".

Morse.pal and morse.ok also have been post-processed to agree as closely as
possible with u8-269.bin.orig.od, in an effort to create as close a resemblance
as possible to the unknown details of the original.

The actual state of morse.pal is that it assembles, seems to run and mostly
resemble what we know if the original from the PDF and HTML descriptions.

The Makefile will bring morse.bin up to date if needed by assembling
morse.pal, then will compare the result with morse.ok, which our best
guess at a binary that probably isn't correct, but probably is close.

A known issue is that the Morse code sent for "^" doesn't seem to be
a valid code.

	Vince