Fix template embedding via federation

website/Templates.md

@@ -21,7 +21,6 @@ There are a number of built-in handlebars helpers you can use
 - `{{escapeRegexp "hello/there"}}` to escape a regexp, useful when injecting e.g. a page name into a query — think `name =~ /{{escapeRegexp @page.name}}/
 `* `{{replaceRegexp string regexp replacement}}`: replace a regular expression in a string, example use: `{{replaceRegexp name "#[^#\d\s\[\]]+\w+" ""}}` to remove hashtags from a task name
 - `{{json @page}}` translate any (object) value to JSON, mostly useful for debugging
-- `{{relativePath @page.name}}` translate a path to a relative one (to the current page), useful when injecting page names, e.g. `{{relativePath name}}`.
 - `{{substring "my string" 0 3}}` performs a substring operation on the first argument, which in this example would result in `my `
 - `{{prefixLines "my string\nanother" "  "}}` prefixes each line (except the first) with the given prefix.
 - `{{niceDate @page.lastModified}}` translates any timestamp into a “nice” format (e.g. `2023-06-20`).

website/🔌 Template.md

@@ -87,7 +87,6 @@ Currently supported (hardcoded in the code):
 - `{{escapeRegexp "hello/there"}}` to escape a regexp, useful when injecting e.g. a page name into a query — think `name =~ /{{escapeRegexp @page.name}}/
 `* `{{replaceRegexp string regexp replacement}}`: replace a regular expression in a string, example use: `{{replaceRegexp name "#[^#\d\s\[\]]+\w+" ""}}` to remove hashtags from a task name
 - `{{json @page}}` translate any (object) value to JSON, mostly useful for debugging
-- `{{relativePath @page.name}}` translate a path to a relative one (to the current page), useful when injecting page names, e.g. `{{relativePath name}}`.
 - `{{substring "my string" 0 3}}` performs a substring operation on the first argument, which in this example would result in `my `
 - `{{prefixLines "my string\nanother" "  "}}` prefixes each line (except the first) with the given prefix.
 - `{{niceDate @page.lastModified}}` translates any timestamp into a “nice” format (e.g. `2023-06-20`).