We used to have to DIY it because the core method stripped links, but
with guessSectionNameFromStrippedText() this is no longer an issue.
This allows us to pick up the nbsp handling that was added to core in
129067c907.
Bug: T180689
Depends-On: I56b9dda805a51517549c5ed709f4bd747ca04577
Change-Id: I192218dd14464de5041ceb1c16125bbcd8f44f18
Title fragment isn't supposed to be escaped on input. It gets escaped later,
when getFullURL() gets called on the title. This previously didn't matter much
because Sanitizer::escapeId() doesn't break anything if called repeatedly. However,
now it's deprecated anyway and uses legacy encoding so I need to get rid of it.
Change-Id: I6392604ac0841ae92a21ecb569c9643d7bc6231c
This allows us to link to the right section when the section
title contains templates or magic words.
* Add getParsedSectionTitle()
* Use it in getTitleWithSection()
** Stop using Parser::guessSectionNameFromWikiText() because it
wants preprocessed wikitext, not fully parsed and stripped text
* Move getTruncatedSectionTitle() from EventPresentationModel to
PresentationModelSectionTrait and make it use getParsedSectionTitle()
Bug: T134216
Change-Id: I877ff6b0ce4e64400f6e5f6284ae47a11cd4335b
We would generate things like #Foo_.5B.5Bbar.5D.5D
instead of #Foo_bar . Unfortunately this doesn't
fix section titles with templates / magic words
in them, because those are parsed at notification render
time instead of at notification generation time.
Bug: T134216
Change-Id: Ia171324a4a616c956ab08fcff38293f18dc765fa
