I had two questions.

That makes a lot of sense! Thanks @Isaac

@Appledora Yep you're right about the Named External Links. I think the first paragraph had me convinced.
Thanks for the article!

@Talika2002 I believe internal links are supposed to be links that redirect the user somewhere within the web page itself. So, even if these links lead back to wikipedia.org, they'll still be considered external links as these links lead to a page external to the current article.

According to this article - Specs/HTML/2.4.0, these are treated as Named external links which are a type of external links.

@Talika2002 Since, the 'rel' tag specifies them as 'ExtLink', So I think they are supposed to be considered as External links for that article.

Are these 'href' considered as internal links or external links in a wikipedia article?

Ok thanks @Appledora!

I don't understand what's going on in this <link> tag in the HTML code:

Also this is what wt.filer_templates() returns:

All the templates in the HTML are represented like so:

Ok got it. Thanks @Isaac.

@Isaac @MGerlach
My question is :
Why is this particular template represented differently in HTML than the rest of the templates? Should I consider this as a template in my implementation of wt.filter_templates()? I know {{}} represents a template.