Make Query.text/2 docs also point to assert_text/{2,3} (#770)

* Make Query.text/2 docs also point to assert_has_text/{2,3}

This beefs up the docs on `Query.text/2`, which a lot of examples combine with `assert_has/2` for asserting that a particular element has some text. Pointing to `assert_has_text/{2,3}` from the docs here would have resolved a recent issue Mitch kindly helped me with [in Slack](https://elixir-lang.slack.com/archives/C4H1XRC0J/p1715093283885629) where I was trying to assert on the text of multiple nested elements.

* Fix typo in function name

lib/wallaby/query.ex

@@ -170,14 +170,49 @@ defmodule Wallaby.Query do
  The second is by providing an existing query and a value to set as the `text`
  option.
 
- ## Example
+ Note that the text you're querying for must appear in a single element.
+ To assert on text that appears in multiple (potentially nested) elements,
+ rather than using `assert_has/2` in combination with `Query.text/2`, use
+ `assert_text/{2,3}` directly.
+
+ ## Examples
+
+ ### Querying the text of a specific element
 
  ```
  submit_button = Query.css("#submit-button")
 
  update_button = submit_button |> Query.text("Update")
  create_button = submit_button |> Query.text("Create")
  ```
+
+ ### Asserting on the text of a single element
+
+ ```
+ submit_button = Query.css("#submit-button")
+ assert_has(session, Query.text(submit_button, "Create"))
+ ```
+
+ ### Asserting on the text of nested elements
+
+ HTML:
+
+ ```
+ <div id="unread-notifications">
+ Unread messages:
+ <strong>1 message</strong>
+ </div>
+ ```
+
+ Test:
+
+ ```
+ assert_text(session, "Unread messages: 1 message")
+
+ notifications_block = Query.css("#unread-notifications")
+ # It would *not* work to query as: Query.text(notifications_block, "Unread messages: 1 message")
+ assert_has(session, Query.text(notifications_block, "Unread messages:"))
+ ```
  """
  def text(query_or_selector, value_or_opts \\ [])