fix: render User Guide link correctly inside HTML div block#177
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Summary
Fixes #138 — The "User Guide" markdown link inside the
<div align="center">block was not rendering as a clickable hyperlink because markdown syntax is not processed inside HTML block elements per the CommonMark specification.Changes
Converted the markdown link to an HTML
<a>tag in the integrations section:The other "User Guide" link (line 263, inside a
<details>block after a code fence closing) already renders correctly since it's outside the HTML block context.