[Sync to prerelease] Fix preview comment showing .json paths instead of .html#1953
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…URLs The link text for single-file entries used the source filename (e.g. `epub.json`) instead of the rendered page path (`epub.html`), making the comment inconsistent with multi-file entries which already showed the page path. (cherry picked from commit a08bd51)
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Description
Sync of #1952 to
prerelease.Original PR
Fix preview comment showing .json paths instead of .html
Preview deploy comments showed source file paths (e.g.
epub.json) as link text instead of the rendered page path (epub.html) for single-file entries. Multi-file entries already used the page path.Noticed in #1951.
Fix
Use the resolved
pagevariable as link text instead of the raw source filename.Fixes the inconsistency introduced in #1948.