[spec] Fixed typos regarding blocktypes #1941
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The link "instruction type" in the rule for validation of `loop` pointed to "function type". There was a subscript `x*` for the instruction type of `loop`. However, the validation rule for block types specifies that the indices are always empty and they are omitted for `if`, `block` and `try_table`. The rule for `try_table` validated a blocktype to a function type instead of an instruction type.
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The link "instruction type" in the rule for validation of
looppointed to "function type". There was a subscriptx*for the instruction type ofloop. However, the validation rule for block types specifies that the indices are always empty and they are omitted forif,blockandtry_table. The rule fortry_tablevalidated a blocktype to a function type instead of an instruction type.