doc: Fix markup and URL targets of wasm_of_ocaml docs #11495
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emillon
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The markup used Markdown syntax which didn't render correctly. Also, it pointed to the old location of the compiler which still exists but points to js_of_ocaml since it was merged into js_of_ocaml some months ago. Signed-off-by: Marek Kubica <[email protected]>
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As I was reading this discuss post I noticed that the wasmoo docs are in a bit of a messy state:
The markup used Markdown syntax which didn't render correctly. Also, it pointed to the old location of the compiler which still exists but points to js_of_ocaml since it was merged into js_of_ocaml some months ago.
This PR fixes some low-hanging fruits.