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String literal with link references not resolved
See original GitHub issueI have a string literal:
`[link] https://www.google.com
[Link][link] to google.
`
When using this a a source in my app using 2.5.0 of react-markdown the link ref is printed verbatim instead of being resolved. Moving the link ref definition to the end of the file also does not help.
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Well, the only problem with your example is the missing
:after[link]in the first line 😃Should be something like this:
Which renders:
Link to Google