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[mlir][doc] Slightly clarify bufferization documentation (#70212)
I was reading through the very well written Destination-Passing Style docs. Even though I know not much about compilers, I managed to understand it pretty well. A few things tripped me up though, which this PR suggests to rewrite: 1. Write `buffer(%0)` instead of buffer(`%0`). While reading, I first interpreted the text as "the buffer (%0)", whereas it should be interpreted as pseudocode for "a function that determines the buffer applied to %0". Quickly introducing it and moving the backticks around as this PR does should make this more clear. Also, I verified that MLIR does not contain any other occurences of `"buffer(<BACKTICK>"`. It does contain many occurences of `"buffer("` (without the backtick after the opening bracket), so this PR makes notation a bit more consistent. 2. Quotation marks slowed me down during reading, so I removed them. I think it's also clear without. 3. The `outs` from `linalg` was suddenly introduced. I've tried to clarify in as few words as possible that `outs` stands for `outputs` but suggestions are welcome.
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