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* docs: fix broken mm-ref:/mm-doc: placeholder links from RST migration
During the Sphinx/RST-to-Docusaurus/MDX conversion, every RST :ref: and
:doc: cross-reference role was converted into a dead link using a
made-up, non-functional URI scheme (mm-ref:/mm-doc:) instead of a real
path, leaving ~228 broken links across ~20 docs/main files.
Decode each payload and resolve it to a working relative link, computing
the target heading's anchor slug (via github-slugger, matching
Docusaurus's own heading-id algorithm) where the original :ref: pointed
at a specific section. A few links with no confidently matching target
are marked with a TODO comment for follow-up.
* Resolve remaining ESR link TODOs and rebuild mangled version table
The three mm-ref: TODOs left by the previous pass pointed at RST
:ref: labels (release-v9-11-extended-support-release, etc.) that
exist as real headings in unsupported-legacy-releases.mdx and
mattermost-v10-changelog.mdx, not in release-policy.mdx. Resolved
them to the correct anchors.
While fixing the links, also rebuilt the surrounding table: it was
the same blockquote/dl/dt-with-literal-RST-separators artifact seen
elsewhere in the RST-to-MDX migration, plus a phantom 4th table
column. Cross-checked against the legacy RST source
(server-deployment-planning.rst) to confirm it's really 3 columns.
* Fix anchor over-extension and truncated RST fragments in table cells
- authentication-configuration-settings.mdx / site-configuration-
settings.mdx: the migrated doc links wrapped far more text than
intended ("multi-factor authentication (MFA) | - System Config
path: ..." / "threaded discussions | - System Config path: ...").
Closed the anchor immediately after the link label so the System
Config path text renders as plain text outside the link, matching
the pattern used elsewhere in these tables.
- client-availability.mdx: three table cells (Preview image links,
Join existing team, Create a new team) retained truncated RST
:ref: label fragments ("ments>`__", "eam>`__", "team>`__") left
over from the conversion. Removed them - the checkmark cells
already carry the correct support indicators, cross-checked against
the legacy RST source table.
* Fix stray absolute doc link and leaked table separators
- important-upgrade-notes.mdx: the first Compliance Export doc link in
the v10.5 row pointed at the absolute docs.mattermost.com/*.html URL
instead of the site-relative canonical path (the second link in the
same cell already used the correct path).
- client-availability.mdx: 15 feature-name links across the Messages,
Channels, Teams, Playbooks, Calls, Authentication, and Other tables
had leftover RST table-separator artifacts ("| | | |") bleeding into
the anchor text. Removed them so the link boundary matches the
correctly-converted rows elsewhere in the same tables.
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Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>
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