doc: fix weekly.2011-12-06 release notes typo

R=golang-dev, bradfitz
CC=golang-dev
https://golang.org/cl/5453072

.hgtags

@@ -97,5 +97,3 @@ f4397ad6e87c7ce5feac9b01686f1ebd6cbaac4e weekly.2011-11-08
 b4a91b6933748db1a7150c06a1b55ad506e52906 weekly.2011-11-18
 80db2da6495a20ddff8305c236825811db8c8665 weekly.2011-12-01
 0beb796b4ef8747af601ed5ea6766d5b1340086b weekly.2011-12-02
-79599eec5285da7ea8be43e1243bcd106ba0760e weekly.2011-12-06
-79599eec5285da7ea8be43e1243bcd106ba0760e weekly

doc/devel/weekly.html

@@ -23,9 +23,9 @@ The language change is backwards-compatible.
 
 Type elision in arrays, slices, or maps of composite literals has been
 extended to include pointers to composite literals. Code like this
-	var t = []&T{&T{}, &T{}}
+	var t = []*T{&T{}, &T{}}
 may now be written as
-	var t = []&T{{}, {}}
+	var t = []*T{{}, {}}
 You can use gofmt -s to simplify such code.
 
 The strconv package has been given a more idiomatic and efficient interface.