Update README with shorthand notation for Result

Added a note about shorthand notation for Result.

Author: Arlen22

README.md

@@ -195,7 +195,9 @@ An operator behaves like a function call with arguments and a return value. The
 
 Here, the `try` operator also takes a single argument (the code it protects) and "returns" a `Result`.
 
-A shorthand notation for `Result` in this proposal is `Result(true, value)` and `Result(false, error)`, representing `[true, undefined, value]` and `[false, error, undefined]`, respectively.
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+> A shorthand notation for `Result` in this proposal is `Result(true, value)` and `Result(false, error)`, representing `[true, undefined, value]` and `[false, error, undefined]`, respectively.
 
 The `try` operator never throws, and it catches anything the code in its expression throws during execution. Just like the `try {}` block, it does NOT catch syntax errors since those occur when the file is loaded.