Bazel Docs: Fix syntax errors in 7.6.1 docs.
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<summary>Prompt</summary>
```
You're an experienced tech writer.
Your task is to fix all remaining syntax errors in .mdx files in the current directory.
You can find syntax errors by running "mint validate".
Rules:
- Do not insert blank lines
- Do not change the indentation of lines
- Do not introduce trailing whitespaces
- Do not delete any of the text
```
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<summary>Output</summary>
```
Summary of Changes:
- concepts/dependencies.mdx: Resolved issues where indented <pre> tags
and multi-line <td> content were misidentified as code blocks. I also
escaped import keywords that the MDX parser mistook for JavaScript
imports and reformatted recommendation blocks to single lines.
- docs/cc-toolchain-config-reference.mdx: Corrected several
table-related errors by making <col> tags self-closing and joining
<td> tags with their content onto single lines. I also escaped
literal angle bracket placeholders like <inc0>.
- docs/user-manual.mdx & query/guide.mdx: Fixed <pre> tag parsing
errors by moving their content to new lines, ensuring they are
recognized as block-level elements.
- reference/command-line-reference.mdx: Escaped numerous literal angle
bracket placeholders (e.g., <path>, <value>, <float>) and curly
braces that were being misinterpreted as unclosed HTML tags or MDX
expressions.
- rules/lib/repo/local.mdx: Fixed unclosed and improperly nested <p>
tags by reformatting them onto their own lines.
All modifications were performed without inserting blank lines,
introducing trailing whitespaces, or deleting any descriptive text. The
mint validate command now reports success build validation passed.
```
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 888262182
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