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This commit adds callouts to two sets of Java/Kotlin code examples in the @ModelAttribute section for Web MVC in order to work around the "Code example has callout from a different code example" bug. This also aligns the Web MVC examples with the WebFlux examples. As a side note, the bug can also be seen in the WebFlux documentation if the callouts are removed from the first Java/Kotlin examples in the @ModelAttribute section for WebFlux. Thus it appears to be a general issue related to examples within a given section of the documentation when some examples have callouts and others do not, likely due to a bug in the Javascript that provides this feature. See gh-29505
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