Move coverage note to top of modules page

src/SUMMARY.md

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 - [General Overview](general/general.md)
   - [Hello World!](general/hello_world.md)
-  - [Modules](general/modules.md)
+  - [Modules and Generics](general/modules.md)
 
 ---
 
 - [Examples](examples.md)
   - [Using stdio]()
   - [Filesystem]()
   - [Echo Client/Server]()
-  - [Calculator Evaluator](./projects/calculator.md)
+  - [Calculator Evaluator](./projects/calculator.md)
+  - [Writing an Allocator]()

src/general/modules.md

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 # Modules
 
-[Modules](https://c3-lang.org/references/docs/modules/) in C3 are quite interesting. Every file must start with a module declaration, as such `module mymodule`. A module is a container that namespaces our code. Later on, I will show how modules are our gateway into using generics. This is not full coverage on modules, but a glimpse to understand how to use them.
+> This is not full coverage of what modules are or do. If you want to learn more, visit [the guide](https://c3-lang.org/references/docs/modules/).
+
+Modules in C3 are quite interesting. Every file must start with a module declaration, as such `module mymodule`. A module is a container that namespaces our code. Later on, I will show how modules are our gateway into using generics.
 
 Here's a list of things that will be covered:
 - [Using modules and its properties](#using-modules)

src/getting_started.md

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 ## About this book
 
-
-> This book is being written with 0.6.x in mind. It may include nightly releases that have fixed problems with 0.6.2.
+> This is being written with 0.6.x in mind. It may include nightly releases that have fixed problems with 0.6.2.
 > If an example doesn't quite work with 0.6.2, try using the [latest](https://github.com/c3lang/c3c/releases/tag/latest) compiler.
 
-This was inspired by the [Zig Cookbook](https://github.com/zigcc/zig-cookbook) which displays common and more idiomatic ways to use Zig around certain problems. I wanted to create a community driven book, that would do the same for C3. I believe it is something that can help developers pickup C3, as it provides another source to browse. 
+This was inspired by the [Zig Cookbook](https://github.com/zigcc/zig-cookbook) which displays common and more idiomatic ways to use Zig around certain problems. I wanted to create a community driven book, that would do the same for C3. I believe it is something that can help developers pickup C3, as it provides another source to browse.
 
 I have used new languages where documentation and community driven media was scarce, which made it very hard to get an understanding of the language in a more practical manner. Hopefully this book can help with this issue and get some more people into C3.