resolve references in brackets

Author: adswa

docs/basics/101-115-symlinks.rst

@@ -139,8 +139,8 @@ This comes with two very important advantages:
 
 One, should you have copies of the
 same data in different places of your dataset, the symlinks of these files
-point to the same place (in order to understand why this is the case, you
-will need to read the :find-out-more:`about the object tree <fom-objecttree>`).
+point to the same place - in order to understand why this is the case, you
+will need to read the :find-out-more:`about the object tree <fom-objecttree>`.
 Therefore, any amount of copies of a piece of data
 is only one single piece of data in your object tree. This, depending on
 how much identical file content lies in different parts of your dataset,

docs/beyond_basics/101-146-providers.rst

@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ dataset -- lacks a configuration for data access about this server::
 
 However, data access can be configured by
 the user if the required authentication and credential type are supported by
-DataLad (a list is given in the :find-out-more:`on authentication <fom-provider-auth>`).
+DataLad - a list is given in the :find-out-more:`on authentication <fom-provider-auth>`.
 With a data access configuration in place, commands such as
 :dlcmd:`download-url` or :dlcmd:`addurls` can work with urls
 the point to the location of the data to be retrieved, and