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tests/RST220/dup_explicit_target.py
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-"""Print 'Hello world' to the terminal.
+"""Print 'Hello world' to the terminal; test links in docstrings.
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It is common in RST to use unnamed or anonymous links in text (like
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`here <https://example.com/t-and-c/>`__ and `here
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<https://example.com/links.html>`_).
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However, the missing second underscore becomes a problem if the same link text
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-is used again for another implicitly named link weth a different URL (e.g.
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-missing `single trailing underscore <https://example.com/bad.html>`_ *again*).
+is used again for another implicitly named link with a *different* URL (e.g.
+missing `single trailing underscore <https://example.com/bad.html>`_).
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What happens here?
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