Point the reader at the two scripts, so the page's claim about itself is testable

"Every program below was run" is the kind of assurance nobody can act on. Naming
check.sh and quotes.sh turns it into something a reader can re-run, and says
plainly that a disagreement makes one of them go red.
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<p>This page describes the compiler <em>as it is</em>, not as it is planned. Where
something is designed but not built, it says so and gives the message the compiler
prints. Every Flan program below was run.</p>
prints for it. Every Flan program on this page is a file in <code>web/examples/</code>
with its output recorded beside it; <code>sh web/examples/check.sh</code> runs them all
and compares, and <code>quotes.sh</code> re-derives the blocks that are transcripts
rather than programs. If the page and the compiler disagree, one of those two goes
red.</p>
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