Lint-Compliant Markdown Links

When adding/updating entries in markdown lists, follow the repository’s lint-safe formatting and platform/link conventions.

Checklist:

• Escape special markdown characters in titles/labels: use \| instead of |.
• Do not add stray Unicode control characters (e.g., RTL marks) to link text.
• Use the resource’s original title—don’t “improve” or invent names just to fit style.
• For YouTube entries, prefer playlist URLs when applicable and include the producer/creator as used elsewhere in the file.
• Keep entry format consistent across files (same * [Title](URL) - Creator pattern).
• Avoid emoji and other characters that can break lint/rendering.
• Follow ordering/structure requirements enforced by lint (alphabetical order in the section, correct blank lines, correct header levels).
• Follow URL formatting rules enforced by lint (e.g., remove trailing / when required).
• If mixing HTML and markdown, add appropriate spacing/newlines so markdown renders correctly (don’t rely on implicit formatting).

Example (correct pipe escaping):

* [React JS Tutorial in Hindi \| React JS for Beginner to Advanced \| Step by Step Video Tutorials](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjVLYmrlmjGdnIQKgnTeR1T9-1ltJEaJh) - WsCubeTech

Example (avoid invented titles/ensure lint-safe formatting):

* [.NET Rocks!](https://dotnetrocks.com) - Carl Franklin, Richard Campbell (podcast)