v0.10.5

Fixed

• lex_core::ast::Document::find_all_links /
  lex_core::ast::Session::find_all_links now return DocumentLink
  ranges that cover only the [bracketed] reference, not the
  containing paragraph or title line. Editors render LSP
  textDocument/documentLink ranges as clickable underlined link
  surfaces; the previous code used paragraph.range() (with a comment
  acknowledging the limitation: "we don't have inline-level ranges
  yet") for URL and File reference types, so any paragraph containing
  a [https://…] or [./path] reference was rendered end-to-end as
  one giant link in VSCode. A new internal ReferenceLocator walks
  the inline tree with the same cursor / escape logic that
  lex-analysis::semantic_tokens::InlineWalker uses, producing
  precise byte and Position ranges for each URL/File reference.
  Verbatim src parameters retain their verbatim-block range
  (they aren't bracketed inline references). Existing extraction
  tests only asserted target + link_type, never range; new
  tests lock in the bracket-bounded invariant.
• lex_core::ast::Session::find_all_links now scans nested-session
  titles, not just the session it is invoked on.
  Document::find_all_links calls into the implicit root session
  (whose title is empty) and paragraph traversal yields paragraphs
  only, so URL/File references that appear in a section heading like
  1. See [./handlers.lex] for details were silently dropped from
  the LSP documentLink response — editors had no clickable surface
  on the heading even though the same reference inside a body
  paragraph worked. The fix walks Session::iter_sessions_recursive
  after the session's own title, so every heading at every depth
  contributes bracket-bounded link ranges.

Changed

• Release pipeline consolidation: WASM/npm publishing is now part of
  the canonical arthur-debert/release@v1.2.0 rust-cli workflow
  (opt-in via wasm-package input). Replaces the separate
  release-wasm.yml workflow that re-installed Rust and recompiled the
  workspace dep tree. One tag, one workflow run, one operator dashboard
  view — crates.io, GH release tarballs (incl. lex-wasm-wasm.tar.gz
  for direct-download consumers), Homebrew, and npm all ship from a
  single pipeline. (#510)
• lex-lsp-core is now part of the cargo publish list so its version
  ships to crates.io in lockstep with the rest of the workspace.