Fix Linting Errors

[Ap-0007]

What was broken

A linter error in our JavaScript code is preventing the project from passing automated checks.

What changed

We are fixing the error by updating our usage of template literals to be more consistent with best practices.

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Run the automated tests and check that the linter errors have been resolved.

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Restore a runnable JavaScript example

This file is still a .js example under the package's ./examples directory, but the replacement content is HTML/Markdown markup. When the example is executed or even syntax-checked with Node, it fails with SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<' at the <section> tag, so the schema validation example no longer runs and example checks for this package will fail.

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