Recursively apply replace_all() when running the links preprocessor #564
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…ust-lang#564) * Looks like we forgot to recursively apply replace_all() in rust-lang#532 * Removed some print statements * Made sure we ignore the rendered dummy_book
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Fixes an issue raised in #558.
Turns out we forgot to recursively apply replace_all() in #532, instead we just iterated over the chapters in the top level without doing any recursion.
As well as fixing the bug mentioned, I've also made the
sectionsfield private so we don't accidentally get these sorts of bugs again.