record-lint's links_resolve rule reads a Markdown link inside an inline code span: checkLinks masks fenced blocks but runs linkRe over every other line whole, so a code span such as `Get[T](s, key)` or `Decode[T](raw)` in a record is reported as a BLOCKER 'link target does not resolve'. CommonMark gives a code span precedence over link syntax, so the text is not a link; a record author has to reword code to pass the gate.

record-lint's links_resolve rule reads a Markdown link inside an inline code span: checkLinks masks fenced blocks but runs linkRe over every other line whole, so a code span such as Get[T](s, key) or Decode[T](raw) in a record is reported as a BLOCKER 'link target does not resolve'. CommonMark gives a code span precedence over link syntax, so the text is not a link; a record author has to reword code to pass the gate.

Grounds

• pursued: we expect no record's code span to be reported as an unresolved link while every real link, including one whose text is a span, is still checked; shown wrong if a link written beside or around a code span stops being reported when its target is missing