doc(terms): cross-ref alias, endure/resched with tutorial

Author: ankostis

docs/source/arch.rst

@@ -255,7 +255,7 @@ Architecture
     alias
         Map an existing name in `fn_provides` into a duplicate, artificial one in `op_provides` .
 
-        You cannot alias an *alias*.
+        You cannot alias an *alias*.  See :ref:`aliases`
 
     returns dictionary
         When an `operation` is marked with this flag, the underlying function is not
@@ -330,6 +330,8 @@ Architecture
         i.e. they cannot control which of their sideffects they have produced,
         it's either all or nothing.
 
+        See :ref:`rescheduled`
+
     endurance
     endured
         Keep executing as many `operation`\s as possible, even if some of them fail.
@@ -341,6 +343,8 @@ Architecture
         of each executed operations or call one of :meth:`.check_if_incomplete()`
         or :meth:`.scream_if_incomplete()`.
 
+        See :ref:`endured`
+
     predicate
     node predicate
         A callable(op, node-data) that should return true for nodes to be

docs/source/composition.rst

@@ -207,6 +207,8 @@ As always, we can run computations with this graph by simply calling it:
 
 Advanced pipelines
 ------------------
+.. _endured:
+
 Resilience on errors (*endured*)
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 It is possible for pipeline persist executing operations, even if some of them
@@ -259,6 +261,8 @@ You may then optionally abort on failures, by raising an appropriate exception:
       +--get_out: ValueError('Quarantined!')
 
 
+.. _rescheduled:
+
 Operations with partial outputs (*rescheduled*)
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 In case the actually produce `outputs` depend on some condition in the `inputs`,

docs/source/operations.rst

@@ -96,12 +96,14 @@ squares/houses are *data*):
   See :ref:`plotting` on how to make diagrams like this.
 
 
+.. _aliases:
+
 Aliased `provides`
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 Sometimes, you need to interface operations where they name some :term:`dependency`
 differently.
 This is doable without introducing "pipe-through" interface operation, either by
-annotating `needs` with :class:`.kw` `modifiers` (see docs) or with *aliases*
+annotating `needs` with :class:`.kw` `modifiers` (see docs) or with :term:`alias`\es
 on the `provides` side:
 
    >>> op = operation(str,