[docs] Bad example in Chapter 3 of Python 2.6.5 Tutorial

[Dylan Laufenberg]

Hi there.

This should be easy to fix, and I may be wrong (I'm just learning Python),
but I believe the behavior of negative list (in this case, string) indices
is such that a[-1] returns the *last* element, not the second-last. However,
near the bottom of the Strings section of Chapter 3 of the official tutorial
(link <http://docs.python.org/tutorial/introduction.html#strings>) is a
section and table regarding this, conflicts with itself: the ASCII table
near the very bottom lists the indices wrong!

Thank you for your help, and I do apologize if I am mistaken, but I'm fairly
sure I'm right. :)
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