chore*(): fix typo

wiki/HiRom-and-FastRom.md

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-There are two main types of SNES cartridges, the SNES community refers to them as LoROM and HiROM cartridges. Both have different memory mapping. 
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 ## HiRom and LoRom
 
+There are two main types of SNES cartridges, the SNES community refers to them as LoROM and HiROM cartridges. Both have different memory mapping. 
+
 In LoROM mode, the ROM is always mapped in the upper half of each bank, thus 32 Kilobytes per chunk.  
 
 The banks $00 – $7D (address: $8000 - $FFFF) hold continuous data, as well as banks $80 - $FF. SRAM on the cartridge is mapped continuously and repeatedly - 8 Kilobyte of SRAM are mapped at $0000 - $1FFF, $2000 – $3FFF, $4000 – $5FFF and so on.  
@@ -73,10 +73,10 @@ That's all, the source code is exactly the same as a LoRow/SlowRom source code.
 You can see FastRom  and HiRom support in **no$snes** emulator with **F10** key:  
 ![fasthi_1](https://github.com/alekmaul/pvsneslib/assets/2528347/c2ace721-19dc-4a1f-a958-0f17c58ef7d2)
 
-And also with menu **Windows/Cart Profile**:
+And also with menu **Windows/Cart Profile**:  
 ![fasthi_2](https://github.com/alekmaul/pvsneslib/assets/2528347/779a6226-4ef1-4577-9bf1-1b3c9b91d976)
 
-You can see FastRom  and HiRom support in **mesen** with menu **Tools/LogWIndows**:
+You can see FastRom  and HiRom support in **mesen** with menu **Tools/LogWIndows**:  
 ![fasthi_3](https://github.com/alekmaul/pvsneslib/assets/2528347/5442900e-4a13-40de-b8f8-31311662d405)
 
 Some parts of this article are from https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Super_NES_Programming/SNES_memory_map#LoROM.