CLDC-NONE: Lint fixes

docs/dev_tasks/index.md

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 # Common dev tasks
 
 A collection of guides for tasks that may have to be carried out repeatedly.
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docs/dev_tasks/new_sales_question.md

@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ Copy the entry for an existing question and substitute in the text for your new
 
 The fields that get exported in CSVs and XMLs are defined in `app/services/exports/sales_log_export_constants.rb`.
 
-If there is not a set for POST_<year>_EXPORT_FIELDS, create one. Add your new field to the current year's set.
+If there is not a set for POST\_<year>\_EXPORT_FIELDS, create one. Add your new field to the current year's set.
 
 You may also have to update the `sales_log_export_service.rb` to correctly filter the year-specific fields.
 

docs/form/question.md

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 # Question
 
-*Updated for 2026.*
+_Updated for 2026._
 
 Questions are under the page level of the form definition.
 

docs/setup.md

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 If you are working on a windows machine, you will want to install the tools on [WSL](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install) as some of them are not native to windows. The instructions in these docs assume a Debian-based distribution, such as Ubuntu.
 
-*You will see a significant performance degradation if you are running the server on WSL whilst the files are on windows.* Thus, make sure to clone the repository into your WSL instance.
+_You will see a significant performance degradation if you are running the server on WSL whilst the files are on windows._ Thus, make sure to clone the repository into your WSL instance.
 
 Some windows IDEs, such as [VSCode](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/wsl) and [RubyMine](jetbrains.com/help/ruby/remote-development-starting-page.html#run_in_wsl_ij) can connect you to WSL, which will allow you to develop as though the files were on the local windows filesystem. Ignore any reccommendations that you might see suggesting you keep the files on windows - our experience is that both tests and page loads are much slower when the files are on windows.