Add a note to turdle project about using the TypeScript starter branch

projects/module-2/turdle.md

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 ## Set Up
 Open up [the starter repo](https://github.com/turingschool-examples/turdle){:target='blank'} and follow the directions in the README. Complete the following iterations in order.
 
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+### 🌶️ Looking For a Way To Spice It Up? 🌶️
+
+If you want an opportunity to practice TypeScript even more and see how it can be utilized with DOM manipulation, you can start the exercise by checking out the `ts-starter` branch of the repo. This will give you a head start on the TypeScript version of the project.  The following iterations will be the same, but you'll be required to use TypeScript to complete them.
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 ## Iterations
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 ### Iteration 0 - Explore
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 You should POST the stats when the game is over (win or lose) and you should GET the game stats when the user clicks on the **stats** button in the nav bar.
 
-If you need a refresher on POSTing, review [the POST lesson](https://frontend.turing.edu/lessons/module-2/network-requests-posts.html){:target='blank'}!
+This iteration will require pre-reading the [the POST lesson](https://frontend.turing.edu/lessons/module-2/network-requests-posts.html){:target='blank'}!
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