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@link2xt I'm not even sure that the output produces something sensible in latex.
Links (including images) are not parsed again in link descriptions. If you permit [[image.png]], then it should permit [[image.png][sub-desc]] and the next step would be to have a full recursion, which it doesn't make sense to me.
Is there a legit use-case for this?
The only legit thing I can think of is something like [[https://example.com][image.png]] where the it should turn into a linked image, but that should be a special case, without involving a form of recursion.
This code:
produces this HTML:
Emacs Muse also fails to parse it.
pandoc
can produce similar markup when converting from other formats, such as HTML.This is low-priority, I just checked how text-amuse handles this since I fixed it in pandoc: jgm/pandoc@f807f5b
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