fix incorrect fragment and add help text to Workflows item as well

Author: dario-piotrowicz

src/content/docs/workers/development-testing/index.mdx

@@ -295,11 +295,11 @@ Certain bindings are not supported for remote connections during local developme
 
 If `experimental_remote: true` is specified in Wrangler configuration for any of the following unsupported binding types, Cloudflare **will issue an error**. See [all supported and unsupported bindings for remote bindings](/workers/development-testing/bindings-per-env/).
 
-- [**Durable Objects**](/workers/wrangler/configuration/#durable-objects): Enabling remote connections for Durable Objects may be supported in the future, but currently will always run locally. However, using Durable Objects in combination with remote bindings is possible, as illustrated in the [Durable Objects usage section](#durable-objects-usage-with-remote-resources) below.
+- [**Durable Objects**](/workers/wrangler/configuration/#durable-objects): Enabling remote connections for Durable Objects may be supported in the future, but currently will always run locally. However, using Durable Objects in combination with remote bindings is possible, as illustrated in the [relative section](#using-remote-resources-with-durable-objects-and-workflows) below.
 
 - [**RPC on service bindings**](/workers/runtime-apis/bindings/service-bindings/rpc/): While you can make `fetch()` calls on remote service bindings, you cannot currently call RPC methods on remote service bindings.
 
-- [**Workflows**](/workflows/): Enabling remote connections for Workflows may be supported in the future, but currently will only run locally.
+- [**Workflows**](/workflows/): Enabling remote connections for Workflows may be supported in the future, but currently will only run locally. However, using Workflows in combination with remote bindings is possible, as illustrated in the [relative section](#using-remote-resources-with-durable-objects-and-workflows) below.
 
 - [**Environment Variables (`vars`)**](/workers/wrangler/configuration/#environment-variables): Environment variables are intended to be distinct between local development and deployed environments. They are easily configurable locally (such as in a `.dev.vars` file or directly in Wrangler configuration).