docs(wiki): use GitHub-renderable links, point README at the wiki - #26
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GitHub's markdown renderer has no wikilink support, so the `[[Page]]` rows written by the wiki backfill rendered as dead literal text — in the browser, which is where these pages are most often read. Relative markdown links work on GitHub and in Obsidian-style tools alike. - converted 1 wikilink(s) to relative markdown links - README.md: pointer-added (append-only; existing content untouched) No wiki content changed — links and one README pointer line only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The wiki backfill wrote
[[Page]]wikilink rows intoWiki/_index.md. GitHub's markdown renderer doesn't support wikilinks — they render as literal bracketed text, so the wiki index's navigation is dead in the browser. Relative markdown links work on GitHub and in Obsidian-style tools, so nothing is lost.README.md: pointer-added — GitHub only renders README.md on the repo homepage, so an unlinked wiki is invisible to anyone browsing. Append-only; no existing README content touched.No wiki prose changed. The
project-wikiskill was fixed in the same pass so future INIT/BACKFILL runs emit markdown links and add the README pointer (ksdisch/claude-config#39).🤖 Generated with Claude Code