AUTO: Sync ScalarDB docs in English to docs site repo (#1623)

Co-authored-by: josh-wong <[email protected]>

Author: github-actions[bot]

docs/data-loader.mdx

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 Based on your schema type, you can use one of the following modes:
 
-- **`TRANSACTION`:** Use this mode for databases that have [transaction metadata](consensus-commit.mdx/#distributed-wal) in their schemas. Rows are imported by using transactional operations, ensuring ACID properties and data consistency. By default, up to 100 put operations are grouped into a single transaction. You can adjust this by using the `--transaction-size` option.
+- **`TRANSACTION`:** Use this mode for databases that have [transaction metadata](consensus-commit.mdx#distributed-wal) in their schemas. Rows are imported by using transactional operations, ensuring ACID properties and data consistency. By default, up to 100 put operations are grouped into a single transaction. You can adjust this by using the `--transaction-size` option.
 
   :::note
 
   When using `TRANSACTION` mode, each transaction group (that includes 100 records by default) meets ACID guarantees, but the overall import or export operation is not atomic. If interrupted, some groups may be committed while others are not. Use the log files to identify and retry failed records.
 
   :::
 
-- **`STORAGE` (default):** Use this mode for databases that do not have [transaction metadata](consensus-commit.mdx/#distributed-wal) in their schemas. This mode performs direct database imports by using non-transactional storage operations for better performance, without full ACID guarantees.
+- **`STORAGE` (default):** Use this mode for databases that do not have [transaction metadata](consensus-commit.mdx#distributed-wal) in their schemas. This mode performs direct database imports by using non-transactional storage operations for better performance, without full ACID guarantees.
 
 For additional configuration options including validation, logging, and performance tuning, see the [Command-line flags](#command-line-flags) section below.