Fix bad link in documentation #5090
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npm run test:docsdidn't work anymore because the referenceRegex regexp wrongly matching[Blender][blender]: Draco compressionwhen searching for[blender]: https://www.blender.org/type of reference. Instead of trying to modify the regexp, I just changed the doc to avoid the colon.With that fixed, the script found a bad link caused by the renaming of webvr to webxr of the
vr-headsets-and-webxr-browsers.mdfile.