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Additionally, Linkspector should also correctly check for anchors for headings with link, images, italic and bold text:
### Heading with `inline code`
### Heading with *italic text*
### Heading with **bold text**
### Heading with [a link](https://example.com)
### Heading with 
Describe the bug
If a section heading contains inline code (e.g.
inline code
), then links to it report as not valid even though they do work.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
This contains
inline code
Create a link to that section e.g.
link
Test that this link does in fact work in vscode or some other markdown viewer
Run linkspector against this markdown file
Observe that linkspector will report this link as broken
Expected behavior
Links to sections that have headings that contain
code
should be marked as valid when they are.Additional context
Example actions run - This is an actions run of my repo. It reports that there are 4 broken links but they are all false failures.
First issue - This doc is the first issue being flagged in my action run. Contents 3b is the link that is being reported as broken, but if you click it, it works just fine. This (https://github.com/KStocky/ShaderTestFramework/blob/main/docs/TTL/TypeTraits/VoidT.md#2-detecting-if-an-expression-is-valid-using-ttldeclval) is the URL to that specific section which matches the link used in the document.
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