test front matter parsing for @quick-links #15
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Merge-mining page showing the front matter included in html:
p2pool page using one of the terms (ctrl+f for "@something-works") correctly (the text is parsed and replaced with the correct hyperlink to the above merge mining guide)
a yaml lint says the front matter is valid, but my text editor disagrees