Fix hyperref label mismatch for tech/def cross-references in LaTeX#565
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When rendering `@tech` links with `#:tag-prefixes`, the resolved destination
tag (e.g. `(tech "chp1:" "book:" "widget")`) differs from the raw
link-element tag (e.g. `(tech ("book:" "chp1:" "widget"))`), causing
`\hyperref` to reference a label that does not exist.
The section/part rendering path appears to handle this by using
`(vector-ref dest 1)` from the resolved destination rather than
`(link-element-tag e)`. Adapt the same pattern for tech/def refs.
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When rendering
@techlinks with#:tag-prefixes, the resolved destination tag (e.g.(tech "chp1:" "book:" "widget")) differs from the raw link-element tag (e.g.(tech ("book:" "chp1:" "widget"))), causing\hyperrefto reference a label that does not exist.The section/part rendering path appears to handle this by using
(vector-ref dest 1)from the resolved destination rather than(link-element-tag e). Adapt the same pattern for tech/def refs.