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refs_path markdown option — set it to absolute to write links as root-absolute paths (/dir/note.md) on normalize, instead of the default paths relative to the linking document.

Root-absolute links (a leading /, such as /dir/note.md) and links carrying a #fragment now resolve from any directory. Previously such links were dropped from the graph unless the linking file sat at the library root, so tree, stats, retrieve, and backlinks under-reported references.

refs_path markdown option — absolute makes document formatting and link completion write links as root-absolute paths (/dir/note.md) instead of paths relative to the linking document.

Root-absolute links (a leading /) and links carrying a #fragment now resolve from any directory, so backlinks, go-to-definition, and completions see references that were previously dropped unless the linking file sat at the library root.
The link code action writes the new link relative to the current document and honors the refs_path setting — previously it wrote the target's full library path, producing a broken link when invoked from a document in a subdirectory.

RefsPath enum and a refs_path field on MarkdownOptions / DjotOptions (default RefsPath::Relative), surfaced through FormatOptions::refs_path(); RefsPath::Absolute renders regular links as root-absolute paths (/dir/note.md) instead of paths relative to the linking document.
Key::link_url(relative_to, refs_path) builds a regular link's path for the given RefsPath, so every link-writing path shares one implementation.

Key::from_rel_link_url resolves a regular link with a leading / from the library root regardless of the linking document's directory (previously a leading / only resolved from a document at the root), and strips a trailing #fragment before computing the key so note.md#section resolves to the same key as note.md.