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fix: < and > in headers are turned into tags (resolves #231) #311

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions src/documents/IoCReferences.md
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Components which are not in scope for resolution from the reference site (shown as a green pentagon) are shown as blue
squares.

## Examples of {<componentRef>}
## Examples of {\<componentRef\>}

In the example below, the IoC reference `{that}` refers to the component in which it is being used.

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});
```

## Examples of {<componentRef>}.<path to member>
## Examples of {\<componentRef\>}.\<path to member\>

The example below includes several IoC references. All of them are inside a subcomponent declaration and all include
`{controllers}`, which in this case is a reference to the parent component. Specifically:
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});
```

## Examples of {<iocss expression>}
## Examples of {\<iocss expression\>}

The example below uses an [IoCSS](IoCSS.md) expression `{that > moreText}.options.selectors.images`. The expression
refers to the `images` selector in the `moreText` subcomponent that is a direct descendent of the current component.
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