chore(retail): add region tag to fix broken 404

[iennae]

Description

replaces #13337
fixes b/415382524

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Checklist

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You are about to add 1 region tag.

• retail/interactive-tutorials/search/search_simple_query.py:18, tag retail_search_simple_query

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Summary of Changes

Hello team, gemini-code-assist here to provide a summary of this pull request. This PR, authored by iennae, aims to address a documentation issue (specifically fixing a broken 404 error, as indicated by the title and the linked bug b/415382524). It replaces a previous attempt (#13337). The core change involves adding region tags to a Python example file for the Retail API's simple search query functionality. These tags ([START ...] and [END ...]) are typically used by documentation systems to automatically extract and display code snippets, suggesting the previous documentation build was failing due to their absence.

Highlights

• Documentation Fix: The primary goal is to fix a broken link or missing code snippet in the documentation by adding necessary region tags.
• Region Tag Addition: Adds [START] and [END] region tags to the search_simple_query.py example file.

Changelog

• retail/interactive-tutorials/search/search_simple_query.py
  • Added [START retail_search_simple_query] tag at line 18.
  • Added [END retail_search_simple_query] tag at line 62.

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Code Review

This pull request adds region tags to the search_simple_query.py script. The tags [START retail_search_simple_query] and [END retail_search_simple_query] are correctly placed to encompass the relevant code for documentation purposes. This change is clear, well-focused, and directly addresses the issue of fixing a broken 404 link as described.

Great job on this straightforward and effective fix!

Merge Readiness

The changes are minimal, consisting only of adding standard region tags as comments. These changes are correct and serve their intended purpose. The pull request appears ready for merging. As an AI, I am not authorized to approve pull requests, so please ensure it undergoes the standard review and approval process by human reviewers.

[rebeccaellis]

Added region tags.