feat: Auto-link cross-references in statute text#125
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Chapter pages: - "section 1114" text auto-linked to #section-1114 anchor - Only links when target section exists on the same page - Teal underline styling matches link convention Section detail pages: - "section N of this title" linked to chapter page with anchor - Links to /browse/title-N/chapter-M/#section-N Both use lightweight inline scripts that walk text nodes and replace "section N" mentions with anchor links. Skips headings and existing links to avoid nesting. Inspired by legislation.gov.uk's cross-reference linking pattern. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Auto-links 'section N' mentions to in-page anchors (chapter pages) or chapter page anchors (section pages). Inspired by legislation.gov.uk. Closes #121.