fix references

Author: gilesknap

docs/reference/cli.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 
 The python project {any}`edge-containers-cli` is installed as part of the Python section of the initial tutorial {any}`../tutorials/setup_workstation`. It provides a command line function `ec` with support for  managing and monitoring IOC instances.
 
-This tool is only required if you are deploying to Kubernetes. Docker compose provides a very similar set of commands for local deployment. Also note that `ec` supports both ArgoCD and pure Helm deployments. The tutorials will use ArgoCD, for information on Helm based deployments see {any}`helm` .
+This tool is only required if you are deploying to Kubernetes. Docker compose provides a very similar set of commands for local deployment. Also note that `ec` supports both ArgoCD and pure Helm deployments. The tutorials will use ArgoCD, for information on Helm based deployments see {std:ref}`helm` .
 
 The CLI is just a thin wrapper around the underlying tools that do the real work:
 

docs/reference/glossary.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ epics-containers supports two kinds of services repositories:
 
 A Python command line tool for the developer that runs *outside* of containers. It provides simple features for and monitoring and managing and IOC instances within a [](services-repo).
 
-So named 'edge' containers because these services all run close to the hardware. Uses the command line entry point `ec`. See {any}`cli` for more details.
+So named 'edge' containers because these services all run close to the hardware. Uses the command line entry point `ec`. See {std:ref}`cli` for more details.
 
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 ## ibek