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DOC: Add example link to plot_poisson_regression_non_normal_loss.py in linear_model docs (#30621) #31567

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Towards #30621

This PR adds a reference to the example plot_poisson_regression_non_normal_loss.py under the Generalized Linear Models section in linear_model.rst.

This allows users to easily find the example illustrating Poisson regression with non-normal loss within the linear model documentation.

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Hi @VirenPassi,

thanks for your work. The problem that I see here is that Ridge in the example only plays the role of a baseline and the example is rather about poisson regression. I therefore think it does not belong into user guide part for RidgeRegression as it doesn't help users who are interested in RidgeRegression. Please understand that I need to therefore close this PR.

We already have a corpus of about 10.000 documentation pages and we really need to be careful about not cluttering it too much.

Let me be clear that your efforts are appreciated, even though I remember that I had to close quite some of your PRs. Hoping it doesn't discourage you. 💚

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