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Fix a broken link in Ray Dataset doc (#25927)

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Datasets execute their transformations synchronously in blocking calls. However, it can be useful to overlap dataset computations with output. This can be done with a `DatasetPipeline <data-pipelines-quick-start>`__.
Datasets execute their transformations synchronously in blocking calls. However, it can be useful to overlap dataset computations with output. This can be done with a `DatasetPipeline <package-ref.html#datasetpipeline-api>`__.
A DatasetPipeline is an unified iterator over a (potentially infinite) sequence of Ray Datasets, each of which represents a *window* over the original data. Conceptually it is similar to a `Spark DStream <https://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/streaming-programming-guide.html#discretized-streams-dstreams>`__, but manages execution over a bounded amount of source data instead of an unbounded stream. Ray computes each dataset window on-demand and stitches their output together into a single logical data iterator. DatasetPipeline implements most of the same transformation and output methods as Datasets (e.g., map, filter, split, iter_rows, to_torch, etc.).