Support either language representation's relative links in documentation extension files #858
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Bug/issue #, if applicable: rdar://120380627
Summary
This builds on #854 to allow documentation extension files to use either language representation's relative links when the extension file is associated with a symbol with language refinements.
Dependencies
None
Testing
In a multi-source-language project;
Add a documentation extension file for a container symbol (for example a class or a struct) that have representations in both languages.
Add some relative links to members of this type using either language's spelling of those symbols. Those links should resolve.
When viewing the rendered page, the resolved links should display the language specific spelling of those members, regardless of which spelling was used in the link.
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./bin/test
script and it succeeded