link: GSoC 2022 - Scalafix Final Submission

Signed-off-by: Josh Soref <[email protected]>

Author: jsoref

blog/_posts/2022-11-15-gsoc-report.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Scalafix is a linting and rewriting tool for Scala codebases. `ExplicitResultTyp
 
 Unlike most rules that only rely on the Scalafix & SemanticDB APIs, `ExplicitResultTypes` also depends on the Scala presentation compiler, requiring users to run Scalafix with the Scala binary version targeted by the source files they want to annotate. As Scalafix is currently only cross-compiled to Scala 2.11, 2.12 and 2.13, it is not trivial to interact with the Scala 3 compiler and thus `ExplicitResultTypes` cannot run on Scala 3 source files at the moment.
 
-Razvan Vacaru, mentored by Brice Jaglin and Meriam Lachkar made a significant progress towards the goal of supporting Scala 3 in `ExplicitResultTypes` by cross-compiling all Scalafix modules to Scala 3. You can find a detailed report [here](https://github.com/rvacaru/GsoC-2022-Scalafix).
+Razvan Vacaru, mentored by Brice Jaglin and Meriam Lachkar made a significant progress towards the goal of supporting Scala 3 in `ExplicitResultTypes` by cross-compiling all Scalafix modules to Scala 3. For a more detailed report, see [GSoC 2022 - Scalafix Final Submission](https://github.com/rvacaru/GsoC-2022-Scalafix).
 
 ## Semantic Highlighting in Metals
 Semantic Highlighting is a part of the default LSP (Language Server Protocol – what connects Metals to your favorite code editor to bring all nice developer experience to you) spec, but it is not yet supported by Metals. This would allow the highlighting of tokens (keywords etc.) based on semantic information about the code. This is especially useful with things like soft keywords in Scala 3, but not only.