feat: Fix Java links being inside code blocks.#26
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When processing links in Java code (`{@link class#method(argType1, argType2, argType3)}`) Doxygen wraps them first in the `<computeroutput>` tag (a Doxygen semantic for `<code>` tag in Markdown) and inside in the `<ref>` tag (used for creating various links).
It leads to putting links inside code, which is not valid, those links will not be parsed, unless `linkAndInlineCodeAsHTML` config option is used (which can be also problematic in some cases).
Added a hack-tweak that when we encounter such case (a `<computeroutput>` tag with a single `<ref>` tag in it), and `linkAndInlineCodeAsHTML` option is not set, we effectively inverting them, by putting links braces over code marks (backtick).
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When processing links in Java code (
{@link class#method(argType1, argType2, argType3)}) Doxygen wraps them first in the<computeroutput>tag (a Doxygen semantic for<code>tag in Markdown) and inside in the<ref>tag (used for creating various links).It leads to putting links inside code, which is not valid, those links will not be parsed, unless
linkAndInlineCodeAsHTMLconfig option is used (which can be also problematic in some cases).Added a hack-tweak that when we encounter such case (a
<computeroutput>tag with a single<ref>tag in it), andlinkAndInlineCodeAsHTMLoption is not set, we effectively inverting them, by putting links braces over code marks (backtick).