Document tilde syntax

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S("• /help [all|privs|<cmd>]: Valid inputs are “/help”, “/help all”, “/help privs”, or “/help ” followed by a command name, like “/help time”").."\n".. S("• /help [all|privs|<cmd>]: Valid inputs are “/help”, “/help all”, “/help privs”, or “/help ” followed by a command name, like “/help time”").."\n"..
S("• /spawnentity <EntityName> [<X>,<Y>,<Z>]: Valid inputs include “/spawnentity boats:boat” and “/spawnentity boats:boat 0,0,0”").."\n\n\n".. S("• /spawnentity <EntityName> [<X>,<Y>,<Z>]: Valid inputs include “/spawnentity boats:boat” and “/spawnentity boats:boat 0,0,0”").."\n\n\n"..
S("Some commands support the so-called tilde syntax. This allows you to specify numbers relative to some current value.").."\n"..
S("A tilde on its own (“~”) represents the current value of an argument (if applicable). The tilde character followed by a number (e.g. “~10”) means that that number will be added to the current value. Negative values work, too.").."\n"..
S("For example, “/teleport ~ ~5 ~” will teleport you 5 blocks upwards.").."\n\n\n"..
S("Some final remarks:").."\n\n".. S("Some final remarks:").."\n\n"..