This isn’t the fix to the issue, however there is a work around where you can grab the link(s) without asking the GPT to provide them again, although it’s not very elegant.
Under the GPTs response you can click the clipboard icon to copy the raw-text format of the markdown GPT used. These links were not visible in the response nor were they clickable (although highlighted blue and provided mouse hover events just like they should have been clickable links).
Unfortunately you will need to likely paste the text in a text editor of some sort to be able to then copy the URLs, but at least this can help solve your concern that re-requesting already provided data affecting rate limits.
How GPT displayed it:
Raw Text Copied to Clipboard Shows Links:
Certainly! Here are the clickable links for the libraries and packages for managing command line arguments in a .NET Framework console application:
1. CommandLineParser: [GitHub Link](https://github.com/commandlineparser/commandline) 2. System.CommandLine: [GitHub Link](https://github.com/dotnet/command-line-api) 3. McMaster.Extensions.CommandLineUtils: [GitHub Link](https://github.com/natemcmaster/CommandLineUtils) 4. NDesk.Options: This library doesn't have a direct GitHub page, but you can find references to it in various legacy .NET projects. 5. Mono.Options: As part of the Mono project, it doesn't have a separate GitHub page, but it is available on NuGet [here](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Mono.Options/)