fixup! document GHC-55666

Author: HugoPeters1024

message-index/messages/GHC-55666/index.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ A strictness annotation (also called a bang: `!`) can be used to denote that a v
 In some cases this can lead to faster code because fewer heap allocations are required.
 Here it is used to mark a that a field in a datatype should not be evaluated lazily.
 
-However, unlifted types like `Int#` are strict by definition because they are a value,
+However, values of unlifted types like `Int#` are strict by definition because they represent an actual value,
 not a pointer to a potentially unevaluated value (thunk).
 
 Therefore, adding strictness annotations to unlifted types or fields of such types is redundant.