Fix broken reference in .mjs vs .js section of Modules guide#43664
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LGTM; thanks, @tmchow!
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Summary
In the JavaScript Modules guide, the ".mjs versus .js" aside says "as you'll see below" when referring to
<script type="module">usage, but doesn't link to the relevant section. The referenced content is far down the page in "Applying the module to your HTML," which makes the vague reference confusing.This replaces the loose "as you'll see below" text with a direct anchor link to the correct section.
Fixes #43662