docs: add missing load() statements in examples #28448
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What does this PR do?
This PR adds missing
load()statements to documentation examples that referencerules or symbols without showing how they are imported.
Several examples currently assume implicit knowledge of where rules are defined,
which can be confusing for new users.
What’s included?
load()statements to affected examplesWhy is this useful?
Without explicit
load()statements, examples may not work as written and canlead to confusion for users learning Bazel rules and macros.
This change makes the documentation more self-contained and accurate.
Verification
load()statements match the rules used in each exampleFixes #16001