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fix: using the appropriate markdown contexts when necessary #558
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🧰 What's being changed?
This resolves a bug in our Markdown processing of links where we weren't prepending the supplied
baseUrlbecause, when the old Markdown processor was enabled, we were loading a context consumer that was never actually set up.What happens now is that if the new Markdown engine is enabled, we'll use the context for
BaseUrlandGlossaryTermsfrom@readme/markdown, otherwise we'll use the same files but from@readme/markdown-engine.🗳 Checklist