fix: respect raw tokens when closing link labels - #4066
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Marked version: master (18.0.10)
Markdown flavor: CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown
Description
Addresses the independent raw-HTML/autolink precedence group in #4050 (CommonMark examples 524, 526, 536, and 538).
The inline link and reference-link regexes could treat a
]inside a still-open raw HTML tag or autolink as the end of the link label. The tokenizer now checks labels containing<and rejects that candidate close when the matching raw token extends past it. Escaped characters and code spans are skipped during the check, and ordinary labels use an early fast path.The existing CommonMark and GFM snapshots for all four examples are now passing, increasing link compliance from 80/90 to 84/90 in both suites.
AI disclosure: OpenAI Codex assisted with repository research, implementation, and validation. I reviewed the parser behavior, corrected the spec fixtures manually, ran the complete project test pipeline, and remain responsible for the contribution.
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npm test— passednpm run build:reset— generated artifacts removed before submission