ENH: migrate to QE AI link-checker #384
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Pull Request Overview
This PR migrates the repository's link checking from the lychee action to QuantEcon's new AI-enabled link checker. The change replaces the existing multi-step workflow (link checking + issue creation) with a single unified action that provides AI-powered analysis and automated issue reporting.
- Replaces
lycheeverse/lychee-action@v2withQuantEcon/meta/.github/actions/link-checker@main - Consolidates link checking and issue creation into a single step
- Adds AI-powered suggestions for broken link remediation
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This PR enables the QuantEcon AI enabled link-checker action which replaces
lychee. This is currently programmed to run weekly over the live site hosted ingh-pages-- it will report any issues found as an Issue.We have done extensive testing (see #389), but we will use this repo as a test case for another week before pushing this across our lectures.