On some websites, fragment identifiers are used for dynamic content or otherwise handled by client-side code. On these sites, the absence of an anchor tag with the fragment id is not necessarily an error.
Currently, linkcheck always reports these cases as warnings.
This PR introduces a --[no-]check-anchors flag to turn off reporting of missing anchors. By default it enables the reporting, but it offers users the option to turn these warnings off.
On some websites, fragment identifiers are used for dynamic content or otherwise handled by client-side code. On these sites, the absence of an anchor tag with the fragment id is not necessarily an error.
Currently, linkcheck always reports these cases as warnings. This PR introduces a --[no-]check-anchors flag to turn off reporting of missing anchors. By default it enables the reporting, but it offers users the option to turn these warnings off.