add dashes to troubleshooting, community tutorials, and intro to haxe

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 Unexpected behaviour one one may find with sources that are hard to determine.
 
 ## Timestep

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 While we try our best to make good documentation and a good example tutorial, we can only do so much! 
 So this will be a big list to various external Community Tutorials made by other people!
 

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 [Haxe](https://haxe.org) is a cross-platform toolkit for developing applications, games, multimedia and server side code natively. Cross-compiling your code offers longevity to your code base that is not possible for other methods of cross-platform development.
 
 The Haxe programming language itself is high level and strictly typed. It allows for Object Orientated programming with similar to syntax in AS3 and Java. Haxe is often learnt quickly and loved by developers coming from similar languages. Haxe is a valuable language to learn not only for games, but server-side development, command line tools and various other technologies.