Support bold/italic page numbers in AutoIndex #1286
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If page number was marked bold or italic, the autoindexing code did not convert it to a hyperlink. Also, after using a capture group to capture the whole page number including any bold/italic markup, it was easier to combine the single page and page range cases into one regex.
When cross-referencing, previous work only checked for either "see" or "also see". This commit adds "see also". Fixes DistributedProofreaders#1285
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If page number was marked bold or italic, the autoindexing code did not convert it to a hyperlink.
Also, after using a capture group to capture the whole page number including any bold/italic markup, it was easier to combine the single page and page range cases into one regex.