[Feature Request] make images in documentation clickable/openable in browser (or otherwise add some method to view the image url), in order to make it easier to use workarounds to actually view these images.

[11BelowStudio]

I'm in the UK, and the documentation for quite a few checks use some images which are hosted on imgur - which means that it's impossible for me to actually view those images in the documentation (see the screenshot at the bottom of this comment).

Of course, there are some workarounds I can use to view those images anyway - but, barring a device-wide vpn, those workarounds only work if I know the URL of the image from imgur I'm trying to access. Unfortunately, there's no way for the end user to view the URL of the image in question from inside the program, meaning that one would need to look at the source code for the check in question in order to find the all-important image URLs. However, if there was a method for the end user to view/access the image URLs within the program, this would make it a lot easier for an end user to then use a workaround on their end to view the images - significantly mitigating the impact of such external malarkey on the user experience.

The simplest method I can think of would be to edit https://github.com/Naxesss/MapsetVerifier/blob/a1882335bdcf3dc39ae79b775d73b582b22757db/MapsetVerifier.Rendering/Renderer.cs#L170 and https://github.com/Naxesss/MapsetVerifier/blob/a1882335bdcf3dc39ae79b775d73b582b22757db/MapsetVerifier.Rendering/Renderer.cs#L189 to enclose the img within a link to that image, like so: ...<a href=\"" + src + "\"><img src=\"" + src + "\"></img></a>, making it possible to open it in browser (and, at minimum, gain some access to the url) unless there's a fancier implementation you'd prefer to use.

Thanks.