Update to Pandoc 3.1.6.2

[jjallaire]

Note: Submitting PR so the tests will run. We don't want to merge this yet as I still need to find a workaround for the visual editor problem caused by the change in behavior of --id-prefix.

[jjallaire]

The test failure is an inscrutable error from tlmgr so almost certainly transient. I am going to go ahead and merge.

[cderv]

Test failure is

    compilation failed- error
    Illegal parameter number in definition of \GetTitleStringResult.
    <to be read again> 
                       c
    l.398 \& Figure Creation}}

It seems we still have this error today. This comes from this content in .tex file:

\caption{\label{fig-timeline}Earthquake data over time (n=5465) to
understand their distributions spatially, by depth, by magnitude and in
time. Source:
\href{https://cderv.github.io/quarto-cli/notebooks/visualization-figure-creation-seaborn-preview.html#cell-fig-timeline}{Visualization
\& Figure Creation}}

And I believe the problem is because the # in url is no more escaped in Pandoc 3.1.6.2. It is in Pandoc 3.1.6

pandoc::pandoc_convert(, version = "3.1.6.1", text = "[](https://cderv.github.io/quarto-cli/notebooks/visualization-figure-creation-seaborn-preview.html#cell-fig-timeline)", to = "latex")
#> \href{https://cderv.github.io/quarto-cli/notebooks/visualization-figure-creation-seaborn-preview.html\#cell-fig-timeline}{}
pandoc::pandoc_convert(version = "3.1.6.2", text = "[](https://cderv.github.io/quarto-cli/notebooks/visualization-figure-creation-seaborn-preview.html#cell-fig-timeline)", to = "latex")
#> \href{https://cderv.github.io/quarto-cli/notebooks/visualization-figure-creation-seaborn-preview.html#cell-fig-timeline}{}

Maybe because of

• LaTeX writer incorrectly handles URLs containing apostrophes  jgm/pandoc#8992

This is special because \href is used inside \caption here. About \href[options]{URL}{text} in the hyperref manual:

The text is made a hyperlink to the URL; this must be a full URL (relative to the base URL, if that is defined). The special characters # and % do not need to be escaped in any way (unless the command is used in the argument of another command). The optional argument options recognizes the hyperref

Reprex:

---
title: "Example"
format: 
  pdf:
    keep-tex: true
---

See [Quarto guide](https://quarto.org/docs/authoring/markdown-basics.html#text-formatting)

![See [Quarto guide](https://quarto.org/docs/authoring/markdown-basics.html#text-formatting)](https://quarto.org/quarto.png)

This will reproduce the issue.

Removing #text-formatting in second link make the document works.

[cderv]

Also it has been fixed in dev Pandoc I believe:

• Pandoc 3.1.6.2 fails conversion to Beamer if URLs contain '#' jgm/pandoc#9014

Edit: I confirm a test document renders ok with Pandoc nightly