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📚 Minor typo in cross-referencing.md #990

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Minor typo in `cross-referencing.md`
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Merge branch 'master' into patch-1
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Expand Up @@ -338,7 +338,7 @@ you can then reference inventory objects by prefixing the `inv` schema to the de

`key`, `domain` and `type` are optional, e.g. for `inv:#name`, all inventories, domains and types will be searched, with a [warning emitted](myst-warnings) if multiple matches are found.

Additionally, `*` is a wildcard which matches zero or characters, e.g. `inv:*:std:doc#a*` will match all `std:doc` objects in all inventories, with a `name` beginning with `a`.
Additionally, `*` is a wildcard which matches zero or more characters, e.g. `inv:*:std:doc#a*` will match all `std:doc` objects in all inventories, with a `name` beginning with `a`.
Note, to match to a literal `*` use `\*`.

Here are some examples:
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