docs: drop stale noop mention in append.md#5873
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The set-operations example shows only `default_db.`; `noop` no longer appears in the example or anywhere in the codebase, so the trailing aside is misleading. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The set-operations example in
web/book/src/reference/stdlib/transforms/append.mdonly uses`default_db.`, but the trailing aside also referencesnoop— which doesn't appear in the example or anywhere else in the codebase (verified withgrep -r "noop").The mention pre-dates the explicit-database-references work in #4223 / #4349. Drop the stale half so the aside matches what the reader sees.
Test plan
no-evaldoc block — no behavior to test.noopis not used elsewhere inprqlc/prqlc/src/semantic/std.prqlor in the example.🤖 Generated with Claude Code