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Added reference for argument clinic directives
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Added clinic directive references to the argument clinic documentation
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Expand Up @@ -2450,8 +2450,8 @@ destination Directive
The ``destination`` directive allows for operations on output destinations.

**Parameters**:
- The ``destination`` directive takes in two arguments ``(destination [arg1] [arg2])``.
- Where ``arg1`` is the ``name`` of the output destination and ``arg2`` is the ``command`` on the output destination.
- The ``destination`` directive takes in two arguments ``(destination [arg1] [arg2])``.
- Where ``arg1`` is the ``name`` of the output destination and ``arg2`` is the ``command`` on the output destination.

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