Updating pipeline and binary titles

Author: jeff-allen-mongo

source/commands.txt

@@ -112,11 +112,11 @@ connected to your deployment.
        :ref:`setting <vsce-settings>`. |vsce| supports the following
        shells:
 
-       - Legacy :binary:`~mongo` shell
+       - Legacy :binary:`mongo <mongo>` shell
        - ``mongosh`` shell.
 
-       To learn how to install the legacy :binary:`~mongo` shell, see
-       :manual:`Instal MongoDB </installation>`.
+       To learn how to install the legacy :binary:`mongo <mongo>`
+       shell, see :manual:`Instal MongoDB </installation>`.
 
 Playground Commands
 -------------------

source/includes/steps-starting-vsce-individual-fields.yaml

@@ -401,8 +401,8 @@ content: |
               ssh -L 27000:hostname-a.com:27017 [email protected] -fN
 
            Using this SSH tunnel, you can now connect |vsce| (or
-           the :binary:`~bin.mongo` shell) to ``localhost:27000`` to
-           connect to the deployment running on
+           the :binary:`mongo <mongo>` shell) to
+           ``localhost:27000`` to connect to the deployment running on
            ``hostname-a.com``.
 
         .. note::

source/index.txt

@@ -28,8 +28,9 @@ You can use MongoDB for |vscode-short| to:
 
 - :ref:`Connect to a MongoDB Cluster <vsce-connect>`.
 
-  - Once you connect to a cluster, you can launch the :binary:`~mongo`
-    shell and automatically connect the shell to your cluster.
+  - Once you connect to a cluster, you can launch the
+    :binary:`mongo <mongo>` shell and automatically connect the shell
+    to your cluster.
 
 - :ref:`Navigate your databases, collections, and documents
   <vsce-databases-collections>`.

source/run-agg-pipelines.txt

@@ -105,13 +105,13 @@ This pipeline:
    |
 
    First Stage
-     The :pipeline:`$match` stage filters the data such that only sales
-     from the year 2014 are passed to the next stage.
+     The :pipeline:`$match <$match>` stage filters the data such that
+     only sales from the year 2014 are passed to the next stage.
 
    Second Stage
-     The :pipeline:`$group` stage groups the data by item. The stage
-     adds a new field to the output called ``totalSaleAmount``, which
-     is the culmination of the item's ``price`` and ``quantity``.
+     The :pipeline:`$group <$group>` stage groups the data by item. The
+     stage adds a new field to the output called ``totalSaleAmount``,
+     which is the culmination of the item's ``price`` and ``quantity``.
 
 When you press the :guilabel:`Play Button`, this operation outputs the
 following documents to the :guilabel:`Output` view in Visual Studio