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Björn Peemöller authored
In HTML5, the link to an entity, which is given as the href attribute of an anchor tag, may only contain unreserved characters (see RFC 3986). All other characters have to be "percent"-encoded. However, this is not true for the id attribute definining the target of the link, which may contain arbitrary (non-whitespace) characters. In consequence, the name of an entity (function/constructor) must be encoded for the link, but must not be encoded for the definition.
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