Problem
site/src/content/docs/guides/standards-and-conformance.mdx:77 links to https://github.com/dexpace/kuri#standards for readers who want the exact current conformance counts. README.md has no heading that produces that anchor — its "Standards and conformance" section (README.md:123) slugifies to #standards-and-conformance (confirmed by the README's own table of contents, which links to that exact anchor).
GitHub doesn't do prefix-matching on fragment identifiers, so #standards resolves to nothing and the browser lands at the top of the README instead of the intended section.
Because this is a link to an external site (github.com) rather than another page within the docs site, the site's own internal link-checker gate doesn't validate it, so nothing currently catches this class of breakage.
Suggested fix
Fix the anchor to #standards-and-conformance.
Problem
site/src/content/docs/guides/standards-and-conformance.mdx:77links tohttps://github.com/dexpace/kuri#standardsfor readers who want the exact current conformance counts. README.md has no heading that produces that anchor — its "Standards and conformance" section (README.md:123) slugifies to#standards-and-conformance(confirmed by the README's own table of contents, which links to that exact anchor).GitHub doesn't do prefix-matching on fragment identifiers, so
#standardsresolves to nothing and the browser lands at the top of the README instead of the intended section.Because this is a link to an external site (github.com) rather than another page within the docs site, the site's own internal link-checker gate doesn't validate it, so nothing currently catches this class of breakage.
Suggested fix
Fix the anchor to
#standards-and-conformance.