Refactor markdownWithRepositoryContext function to improve URL handling

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Fixes hacs/integration#3671

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes in src/tools/markdown.ts enhance the markdownWithRepositoryContext function by refining regex patterns for better handling of GitHub URLs, relative links, and anchor references in markdown input. This improves the accuracy and reliability of URL conversion logic within markdown content.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/tools/markdown.ts	Updated regex patterns for handling GitHub URLs, relative links, and anchor references in markdown.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective (Issue #)	Addressed	Explanation
Enhance processing of GitHub URLs, relative links, and anchor references in markdown (#3671)	✅

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src/tools/markdown.ts (3)

8-12: Refactor GitHub URL handling to differentiate between markdown and other file types.

The updated regex captures the repository owner, name, and file path more accurately, and the conditional check for markdown files ensures that only appropriate files are converted to raw URLs. This should help in reducing unnecessary conversions and improve performance.

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17-25: Ensure correct handling of relative links in markdown.

The updated regex for relative links now correctly identifies links that are not absolute URLs or anchor references. This change should prevent incorrect URL conversions and improve the reliability of link handling in markdown content.

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30-30: Refactor anchor reference handling to improve navigation within markdown.

The updated handling of anchor references ensures consistent processing and improves user navigation within markdown documents. This change is crucial for enhancing the user experience in documentation-heavy repositories.

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