Clarify purpose of <script type="module"> + snippet
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Similar to the Use Nunjucks Before you start heading, I've added JavaScript Before you start
This aims to clarify the GOV.UK Frontend JavaScript supported snippet:
<script type="module">.govuk-frontend-supportedclass