Rewrite the far branches

During the latest Toolchain SIG meeting it was raised that this
section does not make its intent and behavior clear enough. This
rewords the prose to explain what is going on in more detail.

src/asm-manual.adoc

@@ -809,9 +809,10 @@ as seen by `objdump`:
 
 == Far Branches
 
-The assembler will convert conditional branches into far branches when
-necessary, via inserting a short branch with inverted conditions past an
-unconditional jump.  For example
+When a conditional branch cannot reach a destination, the assembler will replace
+these with far branches which use the longer offset available to unconditional
+jumps to reach the destination. This is done by inserting a short branch with
+inverted conditions past an unconditional jump.  For example:
 
 [source, asm]
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@@ -823,7 +824,12 @@ target:
   bne a0, a1, target
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-ends up as
+This example uses a series of `nop`s to separate the final instruction from the
+branch target `target` such that the second `bne` instruction cannot reach it
+with its offset. As such a unconditional branch to the target is added and the
+original instruction replaced with a conditional branch with inverted conditions
+to jump over this new instruction. Consequently, the final assembled binary
+contains the following:
 
 [source, asm]
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