fix(links): correct website scan API call #358
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The Cloudmersive SDK incorrectly specifies the first argument of `scanWebsite()` as a string, the URL itself; its docs clarify that it should be an explicit request object. Supply the correct value, and use `@ts-ignore` to stop TypeScript from complaining
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The Cloudmersive SDK incorrectly specifies the first argument of `scanWebsite()` as a string, the URL itself; its docs clarify that it should be an explicit request object. Supply the correct value, and use `@ts-ignore` to stop TypeScript from complaining
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Problem and Solution
The Cloudmersive SDK incorrectly specifies the first argument of
scanWebsite()as a string, the URL itself; its docs clarify thatit should be an explicit request object. Supply the correct value,
and use
@ts-ignoreto stop TypeScript from complaining