docs: teach the anchor citation format for inline references - #5
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Falconer now serializes inline references as <a href data-id>name</a>; plain anchors without data-id are ordinary links. Legacy ![f>] forms stay readable and must be preserved exactly.
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Falconer is switching inline-reference serialization to
<a href="link" data-id="reference-id">display name</a>(data-id is the discriminator; plain anchors without it are ordinary links). Updates the falconer-knowledge skill's core rules and the formatting reference. Legacy![f>]forms remain readable, and agents are instructed to replace them with the anchor form (same reference-id) when editing.Do not merge before the falconer-side change ships - until then, prod parses anchors as plain links, so these docs would instruct agents to write citations prod can't resolve.
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