Bazel Docs: Add missing generated files to 9.0 release docs.

https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/commit/6e1e226ec7d194d42f518f6add96f6a770e60c45 built the initial 9.0 docs, but missed all generated docs under rules/lib/repo because the html2mdx tool ignored all .md files.

Since then we've upgraded html2mdx to docs2mdx, so I could cherry-pick those additional commits to recreated the 9.0 docs:

<details>

<summary>Commands</summary>

```
git checkout release-9.0.0
# remove file that should be generated, but was checked in by mistake:
rm docs/reference/command-line-reference.mdx
# revert 9.1.0 change:
git revert 87aad180893bcd21cf049e64d3101cd3c7ef1981
git cherry-pick bc436e3e6c0240f604c2713ee23037b246813412 \
  a4e5d848c35f63e827fc257e5ffb8722e06412ad \
  8ca49ef4554aa1f9d480dfcf18ebde63bd6f9995 \
  4c6b39b378cdc065515e2d9b63417b33772bd4c5 \
  8f80aeada1117968f5b76445811758c29367f1df \
  1c114e332fd5de02bad84ebab6796c627c2a8c1f \
  e602c70edfbf1f4e779393851e5318989234b654

bazel build \
  --config=docs \
  //scripts/docs:gen_mdx_release_docs
```

</details>

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  2. .devcontainer/
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  5. docs/
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  8. site/
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  10. third_party/
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  13. .bazelversion
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  16. AGENTS.md
  17. AUTHORS
  18. bazel_downloader.cfg
  19. BUILD
  20. CHANGELOG.md
  21. CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
  22. CODEOWNERS
  23. combine_distfiles.py
  24. combine_distfiles_to_tar.sh
  25. compile.sh
  26. CONTRIBUTING.md
  27. CONTRIBUTORS
  28. distdir.bzl
  29. extensions.bzl
  30. LICENSE
  31. maven_install.json
  32. MODULE.bazel
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  36. pyproject.toml
  37. README.md
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