fix: preserve clickable hyperlinks in exported PDFs

[0xf3dz]

When generating the PDF/print version of a resume, inline and contact links were rendered as plain text () instead of real links (), so exported PDFs had no clickable links. They were only clickable in the live editor preview. This change renders a real link whenever a URL is present, so links work in the PDF too.

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Tested locally: the exported PDF links (LinkedIn, GitHub, repos) are now clickable instead of plain text, and remain clickable in the live preview.

Note: this leaves the interactive component unused (it only gated link rendering). If non-clickable links were intentional for Free tier purposes, feel free to disregard.

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[andrewjiang]

Thanks for this — the diagnosis is right and the bug is real. I confirmed it by generating a PDF from the print route: on main it carries 0 /URI link annotations, and with your patch it carries 8 (mailto:, x.com, linkedin, github, inline URLs). That's a genuine gap worth closing.

One problem with removing the gate in resume-content.tsx: interactive={false} isn't only the PDF path. ResumePaperPreview uses it for the resume thumbnails on /templates and the landing page, and those previews sit inside <Link> cards — so the links inside them become <a> nested in <a>. With your branch merged onto current main I measured:

• /templates: 28 nested anchors inside 20 card links; landing page: 11
• console: In HTML, <a> cannot be a descendant of <a>. This will cause a hydration error, followed by Hydration failed because the server rendered HTML didn't match the client
• clicking a contact link in a template thumbnail navigates to LinkedIn instead of opening the template

The narrower version is to leave resume-content.tsx alone and stop passing interactive={false} in resume-print-view.tsx — one line, in the component that actually feeds the PDF. I measured the same 8 PDF link annotations with 0 nested anchors and no hydration errors, and it keeps interactive a meaningful prop instead of leaving it dead, which you flagged yourself.

Rather than leave this sitting, I've opened #84 with that one-line change, with you as co-author on the commit since the find and the fix direction are yours. Happy to go the other way and take an update to this PR instead if you'd prefer — just say so.

Heads up on one process detail: CI never ran here (fork PRs need a maintainer to approve the workflow), which is why only the GitGuardian check reported on this PR.

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[andrewjiang]

Thanks again for catching this, @0xf3dz — exported PDFs had been shipping with dead links and nobody had noticed. Your diagnosis was exactly right, and the note about interactive becoming dead code was the detail that pointed at the narrower fix.

The one-line version landed in #84 with you as co-author, so I'm closing this one out. PDFs exported from Tiny CV now keep clickable contact and inline links.

Really appreciate the contribution — please send more our way.

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