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Support cross-references with arg types but no contract prefix

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Assessment

Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Newbie friendliness
68/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
handlebars, solidity
Domain
documentation

Research direction

Start with the AsciiDoc pipeline and contract.hbs, especially the local :{{fullname}}: attribute mentioned in the issue. Compare how bare references with and without argument types are resolved, then verify that {fn-argtype} links render correctly while existing prefixed and bare forms continue to work.

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Issue

Cross-references with arg types but no contract prefix{fn-argtype} — don't resolve, which forces {Contract-fn-argtype} even for unambiguous self-contract links. The AsciiDoc pipeline already supports the bare form (via contract.hbs's :{{fullname}}: local attribute), so this is a parity gap.

Note: bare {fn} (no arg types) does resolve today — it's specifically the arg-typed prefix-less form that fails.

Sample

Supported ✅

/// @dev Parses [...]. See {ERC4337Utils-packValidationData-address-uint48-uint48}.

Not supported yet ❌ (renders as literal packValidationData-address-uint48-uint48)

/// @dev Parses [...]. See {packValidationData-address-uint48-uint48}.
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