cobot_enhancement.md: URLs are not encoded correctly

[coala-bot]

The links are not links, and as a result _ in the URLs are rendered as italics.
cc @meetmangukiya
difficulty/newcomer

Opened via gitter by @jayvdb

[AnishHota]

Hey, i am a newbie. Haven't yet contributed to open source project. I will like to take this issue. But all the links on the cobot_enhancement.md works fine. Could you please leaborate the issue so that i can contribute. Thank you.

[ghost]

All the links in cobot_enhancement.md works fine. The _ in URLs is rendered as italics because that is the format of how it should appear in a text editor if we want to add an inline link in a markdown file. Example: [text to display](the actual link). The difference is not noticed in other links of the file because there are only two inline link in the whole markdown file in the format given above. The other link does not show the same characteristic because it is not written in the correct format as there is a line break between the words inside [] between hubot and framework. Thus it works in the same way but doesn't show up the same way in text editor.

[shivakrishna9]

As the '_' is causing the above behavior, I want to change the _ to a '-' . @meetmangukiya Is this a right approach?

Eg: cobot_enhancement to cobot-enhancement and then convert to [text to display](the actual link) format.

[jayvdb]

@shivakrishna9 , you want to rename the files? are there other cases of _ which would also need renames?

[shivakrishna9]

@shivakrishna9 , you want to rename the files?

@jayvdb Yes. I hope no new problems will arise with the change. Many orgs are using this convention.

are there other cases of _ which would also need renames?

Yes. Some files in other folders are also named with '_'s. They may cause the same behaviour later on. Can I go ahead and change the filenames and refactor the code accordingly.

[shivakrishna9]

@jayvdb @meetarora29 Ping ;)

[jayvdb]

@shivakrishna9 , yes, you can rename them. Even better, add a rule to .coafile to prevent _ being used in markdown filenames.

[haeungun]

@jayvdb I am take a look in this issue ~!!