fix(docs): fix script for docs

[samricotta]

Currently the script isnt working and is showing up with errors when run. This might be causing issues here #18436 and https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk-docs/actions/runs/6818872322/job/18545260045.

This may not resolve the issue on the docs repo but still needs to be fixed.

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[tac0turtle]

did a pr get backported that wasnt suppose to?

[samricotta]

Ive just looked into it and it doesnt seem like it, otherwise there could be a chance its been broken for a while

[samricotta]

hmm, now I dont think this will fix the issue in the docs-repo

[tac0turtle]

we should test this form a fork, instead of merging to branches. We can change the repo in the docs repo to test things out