markup/org: add custom org link resolve function for denote
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The go-org library used by hugo to parse `.org` files now supports custom link resolvers. This PR uses the new functionality to add support for [denote](https://protesilaos.com/emacs/denote) style links. This can be used to publish note libraries as-is using hugo. I've written about the details in a blog post [here](https://dominik.suess.wtf/posts/2025/01/02/denote-hugo/). I don't know if this functionality is too specific to my usecase so I'm happy to discuss alternatives which could be more modular/adaptable to other systems.
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The go-org library used by hugo to parse
.orgfiles now supports custom link resolvers. This PR uses the new functionality to add support for denote style links.This can be used to publish notes as-is using hugo.
I've written about the details in a blog post here.
I don't know if this functionality is too specific to my use case, so I'm happy to discuss alternatives which could be more modular/adaptable to other systems.