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The standalone REPL setup walked through Leiningen, tools.deps, Launchpad, Gradle and Maven as five subsections, and the piggieback page strung its project.clj, deps.edn and build.gradle variants together with "or in". Both are now tabs, so readers see the one tool they use. The Launchpad text also used Markdown link syntax, which AsciiDoc rendered literally. Needs the tabs extension on the docs site; without it the blocks degrade to a plain labelled list.
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The standalone REPL setup and the manual piggieback setup now use
[tabs]blocks instead of a run of per-tool subsections. This depends on clojure-emacs/docs.cider.mx#7 for the extension (without it the blocks render as a labelled list) and is based on #4195, since both touch the same snippets. The Launchpad section also had Markdown links that rendered literally.