Remove OptimizationFunction's @ref link from BVPFunction docstring
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When this docstring is used in DiffEqDocs.jl, the `[...](@ref)` causes the build to fail because `OptimizationFunction`'s docstring is hosted under Optimization.jl and not DiffEqDocs.jl. This can probably be solved by using DocumenterInterlinks.jl or something and using an `[...](@extref)`, but as a quick fix, a simple un-linked name of the type, leaving the user to search online seems sufficient.
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When this docstring is used in DiffEqDocs.jl, the
[...](@ref)causes the build to fail becauseOptimizationFunction's docstring is hosted under Optimization.jl and not DiffEqDocs.jl. This can probably be solved by using DocumenterInterlinks.jl or something and using an[...](@extref), but as a quick fix, a simple un-linked name of the type, leaving the user to search online seems sufficient.