Markdown: don't allow space between parts of a link #59977
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In Markdown, links are written as `[desc](URL)`, and no space is allowed between `]` and `(`. However, Julia's Markdown parser explicitly accepted it (not clear why). This may break links in a few package manuals, but the fix will be easy in each case (just remove the extra spaces). But being more consistent with most (all??) other Markdown implementations seems more important to me; it is very surprising when one copies basic Markdown that works fine elsewhere into a Julia package manual and it suddenly is treated completely differently. Resolves JuliaDocs/Documenter.jl#2681
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In Markdown, links are written as
[desc](URL), and no space is allowed between]and(. However, Julia's Markdown parser explicitly accepted it (not clear why).This may break links in a few package manuals, but the fix will be easy in each case (just remove the extra spaces).
But being more consistent with most (all??) other Markdown implementations seems more important to me; it is very surprising when one copies basic Markdown that works fine elsewhere into a Julia package manual and it suddenly is treated completely differently.
Resolves JuliaDocs/Documenter.jl#2538
Resolves JuliaDocs/Documenter.jl#2681