Update from code changes: .md links in Markdown export

ai/markdown-export.mdx

@@ -18,6 +18,8 @@
 
 <PreviewButton href="https://mintlify.com/docs/ai/markdown-export.md">Open this page as Markdown</PreviewButton>
 
+Links to other pages in your navigation point to their Markdown versions, so agents that follow a link keep reading Markdown. For example, `[Quickstart](/quickstart#install)` becomes `[Quickstart](/quickstart.md#install)` in the Markdown output. Links to pages that are not in your navigation, images, external URLs, and links inside code blocks stay as written.
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 ## Accept header
 
 Send a request with `Accept: text/markdown` or `Accept: text/plain` to any page URL to receive the Markdown version instead of HTML. This is useful for AI tools and integrations that programmatically fetch documentation content.
@@ -108,7 +110,7 @@
 Markdown exports never include component source code. When a page imports [custom React components](/customize/react-components) or data from snippet files, the Markdown export contains what those components display, not the code that defines them.
 
 - **Components with static output** render as Markdown. For example, a component that returns a link, a list, or a table appears as that link, list, or table.
 - **Interactive components** build their output from state or browser APIs, such as calculators, filterable galleries, and charts. They keep only their children and their `title`, `description`, `alt`, and `href` props. A component with none of these is omitted.
 - **Imported data**, such as an object passed to a component as a prop, does not appear in Markdown exports.
 
 Give agents a static version of an interactive component's content with the [visibility](/components/visibility) component. See [Interactive components](/components/visibility#interactive-components) for an example.