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Use Markdown link syntax for implementation links #113
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New additions on this page keep following style of existing links rather than the more concise Markdown syntax even though I doubt there is specific need to be able to anchor the page to the new link. This changes all the links to Markdown syntax to try to change the syntax used by new additions.
This does remove the ability to anchor the page to a specific link, possibly breaking the anchoring of existing external links. However, I doubt there is much that depends on this functionality. Additionally, I would argue if you are trying to link directly to an implementation's link, likely could just link directly to the implementation's site.
Method of implementation: Find and Replace
Find:
<a href="(.*?)".*?>(.*)</a>
Replace:
[$2]($1)