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Hi!
This is my very first pull request sent to any project ever; I hope this is how it works. :)
So it was when I deployed a Digital Garden based on an Obsidian vault that references a ton of locally saved PDFs (as to support ideation for a reasearch project) that I realized that these wouldn't work online, as the plugin wouldn't commit ordinary files, only notes and images I guess.
Now I didn't do any work on the plugin, but I came to realize that if I just commit those PDFs manually, and also apply these changes to the codebase, then they'd be accessible.
The change on the regexp in .eleventy.js:160 is to cosnider links with or without the pipeline symbol, because I've noticed that notes' links get converted to the labeled format as in [[Another page|Another page]] even if in Obsidian it was just [[Another page]]. With PDFs though, you get [[dummy.pdf]] without the pipe.
See this site for a demo.
Gyula