Fix current linkcheck failures #1214
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Both work in principle, but the link checker runs into an SSL error for the first, and fails to resolve the second link pointing to an eventual build artifact. This change ignores both types of URLs. SSL error should be retried after a bit of time.
It was introduced in response to #821, but the underlying issue seems resolved (no import error during linkcheck). An upgrade is necessary because of a vulnerability report in Jinja2, which was patched in version 3.1.3. Vulnerability report: https://github.com/datalad-handbook/book/security/dependabot/1
Error message reads: Unpacking singularity-ce (4.1.0-focal) ... dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of singularity-ce: singularity-ce depends on fuse2fs; however: Package fuse2fs is not installed. dpkg: error processing package singularity-ce (--install):
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Both work in principle, but the link checker runs into an SSL error for the first, and fails to resolve the second link pointing to an eventual build artifact. This change ignores both types of URLs. SSL error should be retried after a bit of time.
This PR also resolves a vulnerability.