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As a consequence, taking your example, after fixing broken123 on that page, one would expect the error to be gone. But a new scan will just list it again, but then on a different page. This turn fixing broken links into a whack-a-mole game, making it inefficient.
If I have a common broken link in multiple files, it is only being mentioned once in the output.
Consider this scenario:
pageA has 2 broken links:
pageB has 2 broken links
The /broken123 link is a common broken link in the 2 pages. When I run linkinator it is not informing me of /broken123 in pageB
pageA/index.html
[404] broken123
[404] broken456
pageB/index.html
[404] broken789
Minimal repro repo: https://github.com/PranjalMaithani/linkinator-repeated-issue
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