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Add missing code block language #1113

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Expand Up @@ -175,7 +175,7 @@ a colon (`:`), the article's file name without file extension, and a greater-tha
If the article's file name contains whitespace characters, replace each consecutive sequence of whitespace characters with a dash.
For example, the link to an article with a file name "Getting Started.md" is

```
```markdown
<doc:Getting-Started>
```

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For example, consider this level 3 heading with a handful of punctuation characters:

```
```markdown
### (1) "Example": Sloth's diet.
```

A link to this heading can either include all the punctuation characters from the heading text or remove some or all of the punctuation characters.

```
```markdown
<doc:OtherPage#(1)-"Example":-Sloth's-diet.>
<doc:OtherPage#1-Example-Sloths-diet>
```
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To add a link to heading or task group on the current page, use a `<doc:>` link that starts with the name of the heading. If you prefer you can include the hash (`#`) prefix before the heading name. For example, both these links resolve to a heading named "Some heading title" on the current page:

```
```markdown
<doc:#Some-heading-title>
<doc:Some-heading-title>
```
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