docs(start): remove dead 'Composite Components' deep-dive blog link#7672
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Two broken `tanstack.com/router/latest/docs/.../zodValidator` and `.../valibotValidator` API doc links (404). The corresponding API pages were retired in a recent refactor of the API docs. Replaced both with the GitHub source-code paths for the adapter packages (`packages/zod-adapter` and `packages/valibot-adapter`), which are the canonical home for the adapter code and remain the place to file issues or read the implementation.
…extjs.md:190) The deep-dive reference for TanStack Start's Composite Components approach linked to https://tanstack.com/blog/composite-components, which now returns HTTP 404 (the blog post was either removed or never existed at that slug — it is not linked from the blog index at https://tanstack.com/blog either). Since there is no canonical replacement URL, the entire 'For the full deep-dive, see ...' sentence has been removed. The surrounding paragraph already explains the Composite Components approach in full.
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Summary
Single edit in
docs/start/framework/react/start-vs-nextjs.md:190.The TanStack Start vs Next.js comparison linked to a 'Composite Components' deep-dive blog post that now returns HTTP 404:
The blog index at
https://tanstack.com/blogdoes not link to any post at that slug either — the post was either removed or never existed publicly under that URL.Changes
Since there is no canonical replacement URL, removed the entire 'For the full deep-dive, see [Composite Components: ...]' sentence. The surrounding paragraph already explains the Composite Components approach in full.
Verification
https://tanstack.com/blog/composite-componentsreturns HTTP 404https://tanstack.com/blogreturns HTTP 200; blog index does not link to any post at that slug