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Intersphinx: Fix lost index link target
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Link target labels must be placed above headlines to make them render well into HTML link anchors like `<span id="index"></span>`. In this case, a recent refactoring displaced the link target label away from its headline. This causes downstream link checkers to fail when trying to resolve the link reference. projects: line 22 broken https://cratedb.com/docs/guide/index.html#index - Anchor 'index' not found
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WalkthroughThe pull request reorganizes and enhances the main documentation index file by consolidating the top-level heading to the start, removing a duplicate, and updating the introductory paragraph to emphasize core platform benefits including SQL power, NoSQL scalability, and modern data platform flexibility. Changes
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Link target labels must be placed above headlines to make them render well into HTML link anchors like
<span id="index"></span>.In this case, a recent refactoring displaced the link target label away from its headline. This causes downstream link checkers to fail when trying to resolve the link reference.
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