{\tt \backslash}$\langle${\rm CR}$\rangle$
or
{\tt \backslash<CR>}
I'm baffled. Why the backslash? As a casual reader, I would never
think that a backslash somehow means the name of a key.
Any other ideas?
So far my favorite option is to leave it as-is: {\tt CR}.
I like this as well, it is also used in Emacs.
