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feat(v0.7.65): link cited repository paths in website inline code - #65
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Website inline code that spells a cited repository file, a cited file's directory, or the unique name of such a directory links to that path at the recorded revision, with a link icon and a dotted underline. Writing guidance asks authors to name cited files, directories and Skills in inline code instead of hand-writing repository links. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Website inline code that spells a cited repository file, a cited file's directory (two or more segments), or the unique name of such a directory links to that path at the recorded revision, with a link icon and a dotted underline. Headings, existing links, bare file names and ambiguous names stay plain. Writing guidance asks authors to name cited files, directories and Skills in inline code instead of hand-writing repository links.
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