Fix reference source cross-links #34062
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Fixes #34060
BTW @Rick-Anderson @wadepickett @tdykstra ...
I'm finding just a few NIT problems in the Blazor node for reference source links. For example, the
release/7.0branch was dropped, but those assets can be obtained via thev7.0.0tag (Tags tab of Switch branches or tags).When I search the whole repo, I see a number of remarks tied to reference source links that are pegged to old framework versions. I'm not performing an analysis on them, so perhaps they're fine, but it seems like a concern. For example, making a current-release remark about API but linking all the way back to the 3.1 or 6.0 reference source 😨. Idk if you want to open an issue to investigate ref source cross-linking.
The Blazor docs will be resolved with my work this morning. I found links with
release/3.1,release/5.0,release/6.0,release/7.0, andrelease/8.0. However, I noticed near the end of my work that I could just get away with searchingrelease/. It brings up a couple of dozen unrelated results, but it's quicker to just skim past them than make all of those separate searches. Too late for me 😄, but it might save you some ⌚.Internal previews