fix: remove absolute file path #1985
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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes a build-breaking issue by removing an absolute file path reference from the baselibs architecture documentation. Absolute paths in Sphinx :doc: directives cause build failures when the documentation is built from different locations.
- Removes the absolute path
:doc:/modules/baselibs/index`` reference that breaks builds - Simplifies the documentation text to remove the broken cross-reference
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Bugfix
Description
Absolute file paths break the build, when used from somewhere else.