…to bootc-dev.github.io/news

This is mildly goofy, but it appears that when you have a header
inside of a markdown document, the anchor links are partially handled
via scripts.  As an example, on the raw page, the anchor for the code
of conduct has `id=user-content-code-of-conduct` and
`href=#code-of-conduct`.  There's client-side javascript that handles
finding the `user-content-code-of-conduct` anchor when you click on
the `#code-of-conduct` link.  Zola doesn't follow this, so it gets
linkcheck errors.

This points everything directly at the `#user-conduct-xxx` anchors
which bypasses the clientside javascript shenanigans and makes the
zola link checker happy.

Signed-off-by: John Eckersberg <[email protected]>