final one baybeeee
I found the bugs through a combination of manual looking up and the diff command, as the diff command isolated what line the differences in the error occurs. Then, I could go into the two documents with the results to find the specific file, then I could go into the file to find the specific test that broke.
The markdown file was this
[foo](/bar\* "ti\*tle")
My Code was this,
[/bar\* "ti\tle"]
and theirs was this:
Their Code: []
Clearly the given code is correct, as a URL with a backslash shouldn't be counted. So, the main problem is that my code doesn't account for backslashes at all, which is a pretty big problem when the thing preventing this code from working is a backslash.
As you can see here in my code, there is no checker for a backlash, and that is why it broke
The markdown file was this
My 
My Code was this,
[/path/to/train.jpg "title" ]
and theirs was this:
Their Code: []
Theirs is correct once again, but for a different reason. My code doesn't factor in images, or at least an exclamation point before a URL link. It stats as a fairly simple problem to solve but ends up getting really complex at the end.
As you can see here in my code, there is no checker for an exclamation point, and that is why it broke
Yes, its the same picture. No one responded to my issue comment on github!