Track wikilinks with a class instead of the title#160
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The use of title="wikilink" in HTML output likely traces back to Pandoc's hijacking of the title attribute for this purpose back when Pandoc links didn't have Attrs. A coordinated change in Pandoc moves this more appropriately into a class.
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I plan to drop this commit and replace with jgm's repo once jgm/commonmark-hs#160 is merged
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They’re changed in the parallel Pandoc pr, jgm/pandoc#10599 |
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Yeah, just realized that this is commonmark! |
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The use of title="wikilink" in HTML output likely traces back to Pandoc's hijacking of the title attribute for this purpose back when Pandoc links didn't have Attrs. A coordinated change in Pandoc moves this more appropriately into a class.