Creating internal and external links in Graph Theory #832
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Nice work! I don't have time to review this at the moment, but from a quick view it looks good, so if you're confident with the PR I think it can be merged right away. |
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Ok, it just adds some links and otherwise it is quite a trivial pull request. So I'll merge it and then we can fix it later if we discover faulty links or other issues. |
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Some of the Wikipedia links have extra |
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Ay... that came in a split second too late. I'll fix it. Let me know if you find anything else |
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This PR creates internal links in the
## Ideasections and new## External linkssections to all files in thegraph-theoryfolder.In particular, it already collects links to
wikidata, which we will eventually need for the MaGE project, but it does not introduce nonexisting links to the MaGE project website.