[DFDL-WG] typographical errors - broken cross refs

[Mike Beckerle]

Broken cross references - Found in the HTML spec:

6.3.1.4      DFDL Byte Value Entities in DFDL String Literals

DFDL byte value entities provide a way to specify a single byte as it
appears in the data stream without any character set encoding translation.
To specify a string of byte values, a sequence of two or more byte value
entities must be used. The syntax is in *Error! Reference source not found.*
above. Example:

33.1     Interpreting a DFDL String Literal

A DFDL String literal is a sequence of one or more *string literal parts*.
Each string literal part describes zero or more characters or exactly one
byte. To process a DFDL string literal correctly it is necessary to parse
it into its string literal parts using the grammar in *Error! Reference
source not found.* of Section 6.3.1 DFDL String Literals.



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