doc: Fix call to round for Julia 1.0 #28944
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This is a very minor fix to the documentation. In #28800 I did some updates to
parallel-computing.md, and I have just realized there was another example that is not 1.0 compliant.I have gone through the rest of the examples in this document, and I think the rest of examples are all compliant.