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Fix random doc formatting#7492

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RAMitchell:random-dcs
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Fix random doc formatting#7492
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Pull request overview

This PR fixes RST (reStructuredText) formatting issues in the random number library documentation. The changes remove incorrect double backtick syntax and add proper hyperlinks to make the documentation more readable and functional.

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  • Fixed RST link formatting by removing incorrect ` ... ` syntax for random engines, distributions, and utilities
  • Enhanced the "Not supported" section by converting plain text items to proper hyperlinks with references to cppreference.com
  • Improved readability by properly indenting related items (e.g., typedefs like std::mt19937 under their parent engine)

@miscco miscco merged commit 2a71018 into NVIDIA:main Feb 4, 2026
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@github-project-automation github-project-automation bot moved this from In Review to Done in CCCL Feb 4, 2026
fbusato pushed a commit to fbusato/cccl that referenced this pull request Feb 19, 2026
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