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README: clarify line about .olean files #129

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Make sure that olean files are generated for mathlib in `_target`, otherwise this will be extremely slow.
Make sure that [`.olean` files](https://github.com/leanprover/tutorial/blob/master/05_Interacting_with_Lean.org#projects)
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We most likely don't want to link to that tutorial which is very out of date. It's better to link to the community webpage on leanproject.

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Sure, I can remove the link — just changing from "olean files" to ".olean files" already helps making things a little clearer, IMO. I could replace the link with https://leanprover-community.github.io/leanproject.html instead, but I don't think that page (in its current state) provides the information one would expect when clicking on the expression ".olean files" (i.e. additional details on what .olean files are).

That said, depending on the outcome of the conversation at leanprover-community/leanprover-community.github.io#180, it could make sense to add the link here. I'd suggest holding this PR until that one is resolved, so we can decide what makes the most sense here.

are generated for mathlib in `_target`, otherwise this will be extremely slow.

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