benbalter/jekyll-relative-links

AI Summary: The issue describes that links containing hex-encoded spaces (%20) in their paths are not correctly processed, failing to resolve to the corresponding HTML file. This likely occurs because the link parser doesn't decode the `%20` before attempting to match the file name. The expected behavior is for these links to be correctly converted to their `.html` counterparts after decoding the path.

AI Summary: The issue describes a problem where a plugin fails to convert `.md` extensions to `.html` for relative links if the link's text or URL section contains a line break. The user requests that the plugin be updated to correctly handle these line-wrapped links, similar to how it processes single-line links. The user is willing to implement the feature but requires guidance.

AI Summary: The `jekyll-relative-links` plugin is not correctly processing relative markdown links when they are placed inside Jekyll include files. While links in the main markdown document are properly converted to `.html` extensions, identical links within an `_includes` file remain as `.md`, leading to broken navigation.