Fix readme typo

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A `watchdog` is a monitoring system built into the kernel. It performs a system reboot based on whether the system has frozen. Its logic is as follows: if no data is written to the watchdog's device (`/dev/watchdog*``) for a certain period of time (such as 10 seconds), the watchdog considers the system frozen and reboots it.
### How does the module work?
What this module does is write data to the `watchdog` devices at 8-second intervals. The letter '`V'`` is used to disable it. Other modules generally do this once and then quit, but in some cases, the data written there is invalidated (changed, etc.). When invalidated, the watchdog still runs, causing the random restart issue (if any). This module, therefore, writes data continuously and tries to prevent this as much as possible.
What this module does is write data to the `watchdog` devices at 8-second intervals. The letter '`V`' is used to disable it. Other modules generally do this once and then quit, but in some cases, the data written there is invalidated (changed, etc.). When invalidated, the watchdog still runs, causing the random restart issue (if any). This module, therefore, writes data continuously and tries to prevent this as much as possible.
### How to compile?
You need the Android NDK. You can download it from the Android developers page. Extract the downloaded NDK archive to a convenient location. Then, write the extracted directory to the `ANDROID_NDK` variable. For example, if you chose your home directory, it could look like this:
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bash mkmod.sh clean
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#### Please report bugs and your suggestions.
#### Please report bugs and your suggestions.