Module links 

Parsing for links, images, and automatic links.

Implements:

• Automatic links: <http://example.com> and <user@example.com>
• Inline links: [text](url) and [text](url "title")
• Link attributes: [text](url){#id .class key=value}
• Inline images: ![alt](url) and ![alt](url "title")
• Image attributes: ![alt](url){#id .class key=value}
• Reference links: [text][ref], [text][], [text]
• Reference images: ![alt][ref], ![alt][], ![alt]

Structs

LinkScanContext

Flags that control which inline spans the link-bracket scanner treats as opaque (so a ] inside them does not terminate the link/image text).

Functions

emit_autolink

Emit an automatic link node to the builder.

emit_bare_uri_link

emit_inline_image

Emit an inline image node to the builder. Note: alt_text may contain inline elements and should be parsed recursively.

emit_inline_link

Emit an inline link node to the builder. Note: link_text may contain inline elements and should be parsed recursively.

emit_reference_image

Emit a reference image node with registry lookup.

emit_reference_link

Emit a reference link node to the builder. Preserves the original reference syntax (explicit [text][ref], implicit [text][], or shortcut [text]).

emit_unresolved_reference

Emit an UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE node for a Pandoc bracket-shape pattern whose label didn’t resolve. The wrapper covers the original bracket bytes; the inner text recurses through normal inline parsing (with inner-link suppression so a stray inner inline link doesn’t reorder semantics relative to pandoc-native).

try_parse_autolink

Try to parse an automatic link starting at the current position.

try_parse_bare_uri

try_parse_inline_image

Try to parse an inline image starting at the current position.

try_parse_inline_link

Try to parse an inline link starting at the current position.

try_parse_reference_image

Try to parse a reference-style image: ![alt][ref], ![alt][], or ![alt] Returns (total_len, alt_text, label, is_shortcut) if successful.

try_parse_reference_link

Try to parse a reference link starting at the current position.