Fix naked URLs that link to local resources. These produce broken lin…

[rolfedh]

…k errors. Please backport to 3.27.

These URLs produce invalid links. Making them consistent with others.
These produce issues for downstream documentation. Please backport to 3.27.

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[gsmet]

Can you clarify the issue because I don't see how these links defer from others?

[rolfedh]

Can you clarify the issue because I don't see how these links defer from others?

Good question. This screenshot shows examples of other inline URLs that are enclosed in backticks.

Without the backticks, the URLs cause usability problems, which @mocenas describes in QUARKUS-6790:

https://ibmdocs-test.dcs.ibm.com/docs/en/quarkus/3.27.0?topic=ao-protect-service-application-by-using-oidc-bearer-token-authentication
This guide contains several links to "localhost:". These links doesn't work on IBM docs page. It will redirect you to some IBM page saying, it can't display this link and there is no way to progress to actual "localhost:". If there is no way to fix this, it would be IMHO best to disable those links.

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[gsmet]

Yeah, my problem is that in the case you changed, we actually expect the user to click and have a look so not being able to link to it is unfortunate.

Could we try to contact the IBM doc team to better understand what's going on?

[rolfedh]

For users of the IBM docs, clicking these links opens a notification "This link is outside IBM's website do you want to proceed"-type of page. Clicking the link in that page should work if they're following the procedure. It might be better if the user copied and pasted the URL into an open blank tab. These types of link also produce link errors during testing. But none of this is a community docs issue.
I recommend closing this PR.