Render codespans within link text. #68
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Works around omnilib/sphinx-mdinclude#68.
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Before this PR, the following Markdown:
...would be rendered in RestructuredText as:
``foobar` <https://example.com>`_...which unfortunately does not parse and results in the link showing up as plain text in the output HTML.
This PR adds a special case for links whose text starts and ends with backticks, returning raw HTML instead that contains a manually-inserted
<a>tag surrounding a<code>block and a<span class="pre">.