Add Python Language Reference docs to Grammar checklist. #575
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It looks like these docs (specifically the grammar reference for expressions) got stale when the walrus was added. It's making documenting PEP 614 very tricky.
Also, this checklist is an amazing resource. I was halfway through debugging segfaults in
importlibbefore I found this!