Fix two syntax errors in the FFML documentation.

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Charles Haley 2025-07-21 19:15:26 +01:00
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[*][B]URLs.[/B] The syntax is similar to BBCODE: ``[URL href="http..."]Link text[/URL]``.\ [*][B]URLs.[/B] The syntax is similar to BBCODE: ``[URL href="http..."]Link text[/URL]``.\
Example: ``[URL href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601"]ISO[/URL]`` produces [URL href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601"]ISO[/URL] Example: ``[URL href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601"]ISO[/URL]`` produces [URL href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601"]ISO[/URL]
[*][B]Internal function reference links[/B]. These are links to formatter function [*][B]Internal function reference links[/B]. These are links to formatter function
documentation. The syntax is the same as guilabel. Example: ``:ref:\`get_note\```. documentation. The syntax is the same as guilabel. Example: ``:ref:`get_note` ``.
The characters '()' are automatically added to the function name when The characters '()' are automatically added to the function name when
displayed. For HTML it generates the same as the inline program code text displayed. For HTML it generates the same as the inline program code text
operator (\`\`) with no link. Example: ``:ref:`add` `` produces ``add()``. operator (\`\`) with no link. Example: ``:ref:`add` `` produces ``add()``.
For RST it generates a ``:ref:`` reference that works only in an RST document For RST it generates a ``:ref:`` reference that works only in an RST document
containing formatter function documentation. Example: ``:ref:\`get_note\``` containing formatter function documentation. Example: ``:ref:`get_note` ``
generates \:ref\:\`get_note() <ff_get_note>\` generates \:ref\:\`get_note() <ff_get_note>\`
[*][B]Example program code text blocks.[/B] Surround the code block with ``[CODE]`` [*][B]Example program code text blocks.[/B] Surround the code block with ``[CODE]``
and ``[/CODE]`` tags. These tags must be first on a line. Example: and ``[/CODE]`` tags. These tags must be first on a line. Example: