docs: remove stale author TODO comments in relations tutorial#6047
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Surfaced by the nightly survey of
web/book/src/tutorial/relations.md.The tutorial source carried two stale author-notes that ship in the book source:
<!-- todo: make sure that the new column is unnamed -->(after thederive { VAT = ... }example) directly contradicts the paragraph immediately below it, which states the new column is assigned the nameVAT. Thederiveexample explicitly names the column, so the TODO is resolved and incorrect.<!-- PRQL uses the data from... _Where does our data come from? Do we use some canonical version?_ -->at the end of the file is a leftover author musing, not documentation.This removes both. Pure documentation change — no test is feasible.