docs: make it clear that x64 means 64-bit, not a specific architecture

So I started by searching after reading README.md, and came across #6312 

Maybe others assume x64 is synonymous with 64-bit, but I find the long-hand, helped me to understand that arm64 and aarch64, and amd64 as well as x86_64 (which I thought x64 most closely resembled) are all supported, and it's a minimum native bus width limitation, dispensing with the history of x86 and 8086, than anything else.
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Lewis Cowles
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