Indicate that « » is equivalent to qq:ww:v

And link to the adverbs anchor on page.

Also move the indices for the quoting adverbs above the table's
introductory statement, so that the anchors are created above it and it
is visible (and provides context) upon linking.

https://irclog.perlgeek.de/perl6/2017-12-31#i_15637987

Author: jstuder-gh

doc/Language/quoting.pod6

@@ -54,10 +54,11 @@ These examples produce:
     This is still a closing curly brace → \
     =end code
 
+X<|:x (quoting adverb)>X<|:exec (quoting adverb)>X<|:w (quoting adverb)>X<|:words (quoting adverb)>X<|:ww (quoting adverb)>X<|:quotewords (quoting adverb)>X<|:q (quoting adverb)>X<|:single (quoting adverb)>X<|:qq (quoting adverb)>X<|:double (quoting adverb)>X<|:s (quoting adverb)>X<|:scalar (quoting adverb)>X<|:a (quoting adverb)>X<|:array (quoting adverb)>X<|:h (quoting adverb)>X<|:hash (quoting adverb)>X<|:f (quoting adverb)>X<|:function (quoting adverb)>X<|:c (quoting adverb)>X<|:closure (quoting adverb)>X<|:b (quoting adverb)>X<|:backslash (quoting adverb)>X<|:to (quoting adverb)>X<|:heredoc (quoting adverb)>X<|:v (quoting adverb)>X<|:val (quoting adverb)>
+
 The behaviour of quoting constructs can be modified with adverbs, as explained
 in detail in later sections.
 
-X<|:x (quoting adverb)>X<|:exec (quoting adverb)>X<|:w (quoting adverb)>X<|:words (quoting adverb)>X<|:ww (quoting adverb)>X<|:quotewords (quoting adverb)>X<|:q (quoting adverb)>X<|:single (quoting adverb)>X<|:qq (quoting adverb)>X<|:double (quoting adverb)>X<|:s (quoting adverb)>X<|:scalar (quoting adverb)>X<|:a (quoting adverb)>X<|:array (quoting adverb)>X<|:h (quoting adverb)>X<|:hash (quoting adverb)>X<|:f (quoting adverb)>X<|:function (quoting adverb)>X<|:c (quoting adverb)>X<|:closure (quoting adverb)>X<|:b (quoting adverb)>X<|:backslash (quoting adverb)>X<|:to (quoting adverb)>X<|:heredoc (quoting adverb)>X<|:v (quoting adverb)>X<|:val (quoting adverb)>
 =begin table
 Short       Long            Meaning
 
@@ -332,9 +333,10 @@ so quotes coming from inside interpolated variables are just literal quote chara
 
 =head2 X<<<Word quoting with interpolation and quote protection: « »|quote,<< >>;quote,« »>>>
 
-This style of quoting is like C<qqww>, but with an extra feature that lets you construct
-L<allomorphs|/language/glossary#index-entry-Allomorph>. The ASCII equivalent to C<« »> are
-double angle brackets C«<< >>».
+This style of quoting is like C<qqww>, but with the added benefit of constructing
+L<allomorphs|/language/glossary#index-entry-Allomorph> (making it functionally equivalent to
+L<qq:ww:v|#index-entry-:val_(quoting_adverb)>). The ASCII equivalent to C<« »> are double
+angle brackets C«<< >>».
 
     # Allomorph Construction
     my $a = 42; say «  $a b c    ».perl;  # OUTPUT: «(IntStr.new(42, "42"), "b", "c")␤»