The function "replaceLinks" doesn't works if one link follows another without a white space between them, this always happens in Asia Languages, like Chinese.

So, added a char '[' to fix this.

Type of change

• Bug fix
• New feature
• Breaking change
• Security fix

Description

`<?php
require '../../vendor/autoload.php';
$parser = new \Netcarver\Textile\Parser();

echo $parser->parse('
Line1. ["a1":link1] ["a2":link2]
Line2. ["a1":link1]["a2":link2]

[link1]https://alternativeto.cn
[link2]https://alternativeto.cn
');`

The function 'replaceLinks' works fine at Line1, but is breaks at line 2, because the regex matches in greedy mode. The next stop char '[' can fix this.

Checklist

• I documented my additions and changes using PHPdoc.
• I wrote fixtures to cover my additions.
• $ composer update
• $ composer test
• $ composer cs