Fix Link to LRM#210
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the tutorial readme file on "checks" linked to the "expressions" section in the LRM, but it pointed to the `LRM.md` file, which is just an index for the different LRM versions. So we could either link to the TRLC file `language-reference-manual/lrm.trlc`, but that is hard to read for the user that is just getting started with TRLC. So instead we link to the latest LRM HTML file.
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the tutorial readme file on "checks" linked to the "expressions" section in the LRM, but it pointed to the
LRM.mdfile, which is just an index for the different LRM versions. So we could either link to the TRLC filelanguage-reference-manual/lrm.trlc, but that is hard to read for the user that is just getting started with TRLC. So instead we link to the latest LRM HTML file.