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False positive MD053 for image inside link
See original GitHub issueI’m seeing a false-positive when wrapping referenced image inside a link:
[![Binder]](test)
[Binder]: https://mybinder.org/badge_logo.svg
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Right, it’s fixed for the next release of the library which will be part of the next release of the extension. But neither exists yet.
FYI, the equivalent syntax
[![Binder][]](test)should not trigger a violation in the current version.