Compare Versions Guide (Bible Reference) add links

At the bottom of this section add links to the supporting data (similar to the Searches in other Guides) namely:
1. Passage analysis cluster graph for a larger version)
2. Passage analysis version river for larger version and statistics
3. Text comparison tool for the data behind this section

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