fix: skip fenced code blocks when extracting wikilinks#4
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Signed-off-by: Iurii Purisev <92510590+purisev@users.noreply.github.com>
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[[...]]inside a fenced code block (e.g. Telegraf TOML[[outputs.influxdb]])gets parsed as a wikilink by every script that scans page bodies for links,
producing false broken-link/orphan/edge results.
Adds
strip_code()(strips ``` fenced blocks before wikilink extraction) towiki_lint.py, wiki_search.py, wiki_stats.py, wiki_graph_extract.py, and
wiki_graph_lint.py. Inline single-backtick code is untouched — wikilinks
wrapped in backticks for emphasis still count as links.
Smoke-tested per CONTRIBUTING.md against a wiki with a TOML block containing
[[outputs.influxdb]]plus a real[[wikilink]]— no false positives, reallinks still tracked correctly, across all five scripts.