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The config_cleanup entry in the function reference TOC linked to `config_cleanup` (a relative path) instead of the `#config_cleanup()` anchor, so it did not jump to the section. It is the only one of the 46 TOC entries missing its leading `#`.
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doc/pg_partman.md, theconfig_cleanupentry in the function-reference table of contents links toconfig_cleanup:That resolves to a nonexistent relative path instead of the section anchor, so clicking it does nothing. It is the only one of the 46 TOC entries missing its leading
#(the neighbours use#undo_partitionand#drop_partition_time). The section anchor exists (<a id="config_cleanup()">), so this points the link there.