Docs typo

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Updated Documentation typos

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[potiuk]

This PR has unrelated changes.

[potiuk]

Converted to Draft.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR primarily fixes a malformed link in INTHEWILD.md, but it also updates the repository-wide pre-commit Python interpreter setting.

Changes:

• Fix malformed Bloomberg GitHub profile link in INTHEWILD.md.
• Change root .pre-commit-config.yaml default_language_version.python from python3 to python310.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

File	Description
INTHEWILD.md	Corrects a broken GitHub profile URL for the Bloomberg entry.
.pre-commit-config.yaml	Modifies the default Python interpreter used by pre-commit hooks.

[Copilot]

default_language_version.python is set to python310, which is not a standard interpreter executable name on many systems (pre-commit will try to run python310). Elsewhere in this repo the convention is python3 (e.g. airflow-core/.pre-commit-config.yaml:21 and even this file sets language_version: python3 for the bandit hook). Consider reverting to python3 (or, if pinning is required, use an executable name that actually exists across platforms, and align all pre-commit configs consistently).

Suggested change

	python: python310
	python: python3

[Copilot]

The PR is titled/described as a documentation typo fix, but this hunk changes the repository’s pre-commit Python interpreter selection. If this is intentional, the PR title/description should reflect a tooling change; otherwise this looks like an accidental edit and should be reverted to keep the PR scoped to docs.