[intro.memory] Remove stray bit definitions #6475
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This old paragraph defines two terms which aren't used anywhere else in the document. Maybe they have been used historically and someone forgot to remove them, or maybe they haven't ever been used.
On a personal note, I also have to say that I have never heard someone say high-order bit or low-order bit. The terminology least significant and most significant is much more popular in my experience, self-explanatory, and used in other places in the C++ standard.