guides/c_tutorials/timers: Fix outdated intro#21673
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While going through the guides I noticed that the timers guide has a wrong intro that expects the user to have interacted with ztimer_sleep in the previous tutorial. At one point that was indeed correct but after a few reviews the ztimer_sleep was thrown out of the hello_world guide, thus not actually ever explaining how to add the module to the users Makefile.
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