Render hyperlinks in docx documents as html anchor tags #70
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Added support for hyperlinks (implemented #70 again)
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This gem's been working great for a project. I've recently needed to start rendering hyperlinks contained in docx files as anchor tags in html output, so made this change on a forked version but thought I'd put in a pull request in case it's useful for others.
The hyperlink targets get stored in a separate rels file, so the first step after unzipping the document is to extract those targets from the correct file and store them ready to be used later. Then if a text run is a hyperlink element, the .to_html method inserts the stored target into the href attribute of an anchor tag.