Fix Undefined symbol 'TIM_2_8TIC' Value=0 in 03_update.zsm

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Fixes #3!

Replaces TIM_2_8TIC with TIM2_8TIC in 03_update.zsm.

This one is a little interesting! The TIM_2_8TIC symbol actually exists in the include file inside the Wristapp.i for the 150 zip archive from http://toebes.com/Datalink/wristapps.html:

TIM_2_8TIC      EQU     $83     ; This is the normal blink interval

However, the Wristapp.i file from Toebes' assembler setup program (inside the zip archive here) does not have the symbol TIM_2_8TIC. Instead, it contains the TIM2_8TIC symbol, which looks to be renamed from TIM_2_8TIC:

TIM2_8TIC       EQU     $83     ; This is the normal blink interval

Additionally, TIM_2_8TIC does not exist in the include file inside the Wristapp.i for the 150s zip archive. It also contains a similar TIM2_8TIC:

TIM2_8TIC       EQU     $83     ; This is the normal blink interval

Since there's different versions of this include file floating around, I thought I'd check the date stamps of the file in the Wristapp.i for the 150 zip archive vs the file inside the setup program:

Location	Date
Assembler archive	Aug 9th 1997
Wristapp.i for the 150	May 10th 1997

Since the include file in the assembler archive is newer, and the same symbol is also available for the 150s in the assembler archive, I'm going to assume that this symbol was renamed after May 10th, 1997 from TIM_2_8TIC to TIM2_8TIC, and that the file in the Wristapp.i for the 150 zip archive is out-of-date.

From #3:

When assembling 03_update.zsm, this error is raised:

Assembling 150 Version...
Assembling 150S Version...
/root/asm_file(49): Undefined symbol 'TIM_2_8TIC' Value=0
        db      EVT_ENTER,TIM_2_8TIC,0          ; Initial state

The Toebes' assembler link to download includes the same tutorial programs, but they are a little different. Most of the changes are simply comment and indent differences, but I noticed this in the zip file that isn't in the code in the 3 - Better Input:

-        db      EVT_ENTER,TIM_2_8TIC,0          ; Initial state
+        db      EVT_ENTER,TIM2_8TIC,0           ; Initial state

There is probably a bug in the version on the website, and this probably fixes said bug.