It is usually recommendable to use Referenced links as
they can move the clutter - their URLs - into a dedicated
section and making your documentation more readable.
The following paragraph isn't very readable despite
the links not even containing any query parameters.
XYZ comes with a comprehensive **[API](https://organization.github.io/project/docs)** as well as <br>
the ability to integrate with **[Moodle](https://moodle.org/)** / [Canvas](https://its.sdsu.edu/tools/canvas).It can be turned into:
Comes with a comprehensive **[API]** as well as <br>
the ability to integrate with **[Moodle]** / **[Canvas]**.+
[Moodle]: https://moodle.org/
[Canvas]: https://its.sdsu.edu/tools/canvas
[API]: https://organization.github.io/project/docsYou may want to simply group your links into local collections
on a Per-Paragraph basis or instead have a Link Section.