Add link to linters chapter

.vscode/settings.json

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     "longstringer",
     "polizei",
     "Roomba",
+    "sheltie",
     "shortstringer",
     "shortstringers",
     "Tsiri",

manuscript/Code_style.md

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 expect(test2).toBe(true);
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-Shorter isn’t always better. (I’m fine with `pizza?.()` though.)
+Shorter isn’t always better. (I’m fine with `pizza?.()` though, sometimes.)
+
+**Tip:** Use `curly` ESLint rule to make sure all conditions have braces. See more in the [Lint your code](#linting) chapter.
 
 ## Obsolete code styles
 

manuscript/Linters.md

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+{#linting}
+
 ## Lint your code
 
 In this book, we talk a lot about _conventions_. For example, don’t mutate your code, and the next programmer will have less trouble understanding it, and you’ll avoid some nasty bugs. This is a convention, meaning we’re agreeing to do something but there’s no way to enforce it. Developers are still free to mutate any value accidentally or due to evil intent.