fix: convert broken markdown tables to HTML in EloqDoc benchmark guide#169
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WalkthroughThe PR converts two Markdown tables to HTML table structures in a blog post about database benchmarking. The semantic content of both tables—storage layout and disk performance data—remains unchanged; only the markup style is modified from Markdown to HTML syntax. Changes
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@nirnejak can you check if ok to merge |
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@tyaga001 looks good, we can merge |
Pull Request
Summary
Fixes broken tables in the EloqDoc vs FerretDB vs MongoDB benchmark guide. The markdown tables for "Storage Layout" and "Disk performance" were not rendering correctly in MDX, so they were converted to HTML tables to match other blog posts and ensure proper display.
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Testing
Database Changes (if applicable)
Content Changes (if applicable)
UI/UX Changes (if applicable)
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Related Issues
Additional Notes
The project uses HTML tables in other MDX posts (e.g. eloqdoc-vs-mongodb-cloud-services, eloqdoc-vs-mongodb-feature-comparison), so this change aligns with existing patterns and uses the shared table styling from mdx-components.tsx.
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