Issue Summary

When an anchor macro's name contains angle bracket characters (< and >), the ">" character gets duplicated in the href of inline links referencing that anchor. This is caused by improper HTML encoding in the AnchorMacro's rendered output, which corrupts the DOM and causes the editor to persist an incorrect href.

Steps to Reproduce

• 1. Create a Confluence page
• 2. Insert an Anchor macro with the name: /OPE/PCN_UFI_PARAM_CKD_<SID>_<CLT>
• 3. On the same page, create an inline link referencing this anchor
• 4. View the page and inspect the storage format

Expected Results

The inline link href fragment should be:

#/OPE/PCN_UFI_PARAM_CKD_%3CSID%3E_%3CCLT%3E

(URL-decoded: <SID>_<CLT> — single > after SID)

Actual Results

The inline link href fragment is:

#/OPE/PCN_UFI_PARAM_CKD_%3CSID%3E%3E_%3CCLT%3E

(URL-decoded: <SID>>_<CLT> — doubled > after SID)

The extra ">" is also visible in the rendered inline link text.

Workaround

Avoid using < and > characters in anchor names