Fix crash when viewing in-game documentation. #86
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This is probably the wrong way to handle it, but until OracleIndex fixes their mod this does make the documentation viewable without crashes.
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Relative links like this is how oritech works, and it's all one level deep so it may be that's the only thing OracleIndex was tested on. For example: |
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Hi, oracle index dev here. This PR would be a solution to the issue. However I'm currently working on some changes to the wiki mod itself to also support these kinds of links. But I can't promise any eta yet. Just wanted to let you know. |
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This probably will break out-of-tree documentation, it's just a demonstration of what a cleaned-up set of .mdx files would look like.
It may require that the .mdx files are post-processed after being copied. I wrote a python script for it but it could probably be done in a gradle-friendly way.
#85