rustdoc.md: consistently use ./x rather than ./x.py#2780
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Most of the commands were specified with `./x`, but three of the commands were using `./x.py` without a clear reason - align with the guide's convention of using `./x`.
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Most of the commands were specified with
./x, but three of the commands were using./x.pywithout a clear reason - align with the guide's convention of using./x.