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[spec] Explicit widths may be non-negative, not just positive #2277
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This spec re-wording clarifies that known widths for SInt/UInt types can be any non-negative integer.
Type of improvement: spec change
Release notes:
A re-wording in Section 4.1.1 of the FIRRTL specification clarifies that known widths for SInt/UInt types can be any non-negative integer.