fix(hooks): render inline {@link URL desc} PHPDoc tags as links

The upstream parser autolinks the URL inside an inline {@link} tag but
leaves the surrounding tag as literal text; sanitizeContent then escapes
the braces, so pages rendered e.g. '\{@link <a href=URL>URL</a> Read more\}'
verbatim (visible on the gravityview_page_links_args filter page).

cleanupHookContent now rewrites the escaped inline tag into a single link,
using the tag's description as anchor text (falling back to the URL when
none is given). Fixes all affected hook pages.

Author: zackkatz

scripts/generate-hooks.mjs

@@ -400,6 +400,21 @@ function cleanupHookContent(outputDir) {
         modified = true;
       }
 
+      // Fix inline {@link URL description} PHPDoc tags inside descriptions.
+      // The upstream parser autolinks the URL but leaves the surrounding tag as
+      // literal text, and sanitizeContent then escapes the braces — so the page
+      // renders e.g. `\{@link <a href="URL">URL</a> Read more\}` verbatim.
+      // Rewrite it as a single link using the description as the anchor text
+      // (falling back to the URL when no description was provided).
+      const inlineLinkPattern = /\\\{@link\s+<a href="([^"]+)">.*?<\/a>\s*(.*?)\s*\\\}/g;
+      if (inlineLinkPattern.test(content)) {
+        content = content.replace(inlineLinkPattern, (match, url, description) => {
+          const linkText = description.trim() || url;
+          return `<a href="${url}">${linkText}</a>`;
+        });
+        modified = true;
+      }
+
       // Fix double-escaped type shapes inside inline code spans.
       // wp-hooks-documentor HTML-escapes `<`/`>` and wraps types in backticks
       // (e.g. `array&lt;string,bool&gt;`). Markdown/MDX renders inline-code content