Use << for section name references

rfc9114.md

@@ -178,26 +178,26 @@ state of the table without modifying it.
 The following sections provide a detailed overview of the lifecycle of an HTTP/3
 connection:
 
-- "Connection Setup and Management" ({{connection-setup}}) covers how an HTTP/3
+- "{{<<connection-setup}}" ({{connection-setup}}) covers how an HTTP/3
   endpoint is discovered and an HTTP/3 connection is established.
-- "HTTP Request Lifecycle" ({{http-request-lifecycle}}) describes how HTTP
+- "{{<<http-request-lifecycle}}" ({{http-request-lifecycle}}) describes how HTTP
   semantics are expressed using frames.
-- "Connection Closure" ({{connection-closure}}) describes how HTTP/3 connections
-  are terminated, either gracefully or abruptly.
+- "{{<<connection-closure}}" ({{connection-closure}}) describes how HTTP/3
+  connections are terminated, either gracefully or abruptly.
 
 The details of the wire protocol and interactions with the transport are
 described in subsequent sections:
 
-- "Stream Mapping and Usage" ({{stream-mapping}}) describes the way QUIC streams
+- "{{<<stream-mapping}}" ({{stream-mapping}}) describes the way QUIC streams
   are used.
-- "HTTP Framing Layer" ({{http-framing-layer}}) describes the frames used on
-  most streams.
-- "Error Handling" ({{errors}}) describes how error conditions are handled and
+- "{{<<http-framing-layer}}" ({{http-framing-layer}}) describes the frames used
+  on most streams.
+- "{{<<errors}}" ({{errors}}) describes how error conditions are handled and
   expressed, either on a particular stream or for the connection as a whole.
 
 Additional resources are provided in the final sections:
 
-- "Extensions to HTTP/3" ({{extensions}}) describes how new capabilities can be
+- "{{<<extensions}}" ({{extensions}}) describes how new capabilities can be
   added in future documents.
 - A more detailed comparison between HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 can be found in
   {{h2-considerations}}.