Fix DOOD on aarch64-linux and riscv64-linux - #1826
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* sources/registry/aarch64-linux/dood: Change registry entry to point to the 64-bit variant LID. * sources/registry/riscv64-linux/dood: Change registry entry to point to the 64-bit variant LID. * sources/lib/dood/dood.dylan (initialize on <dood>): Add an assert invocation to ensure that the right DOOD variant is compiled for the native machine-word size.
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This change fixes DOOD on two platforms that were using the wrong DOOD build variant, causing machine word values within compiler databases to be truncated.