A parser recognizes a link with a particular location in a list as a list item with a tag

[vsuharnikov]

According to https://orgmode.org/guide/Hyperlinks.html we can write a link with a precise location. For example:

* Tasks

Parsed as link: [[test.org::Heading]]

All these links parsed as list items with tags:
- [[test.org::Heading]]
- [[test.org::#1]]
- To overcome, just add :: to the list item before the link [[test.org::#1]]

Only the first and the last links parsed correctly. Here is a part of Syntax output:

LIST@96..215
  LIST_ITEM@96..120
    LIST_ITEM_INDENT@96..96 ""
    LIST_ITEM_BULLET@96..98 "- "
    LIST_ITEM_TAG@98..110 <============= HERE
      TEXT@98..108 "[[test.org"
      COLON2@108..110 "::"
    WHITESPACE@110..110 ""
    LIST_ITEM_CONTENT@110..120
      PARAGRAPH@110..120
        TEXT@110..120 "Heading]]\n"
  LIST_ITEM@120..139
    LIST_ITEM_INDENT@120..120 ""
    LIST_ITEM_BULLET@120..122 "- "
    LIST_ITEM_TAG@122..134 <============= HERE
      TEXT@122..132 "[[test.org"
      COLON2@132..134 "::"
    WHITESPACE@134..134 ""
    LIST_ITEM_CONTENT@134..139
      PARAGRAPH@134..139
        TEXT@134..139 "#1]]\n"
  LIST_ITEM@139..215
    LIST_ITEM_INDENT@139..139 ""
    LIST_ITEM_BULLET@139..141 "- "
    LIST_ITEM_TAG@141..165
      TEXT@141..163 "To overcome, just add "
      COLON2@163..165 "::"
    WHITESPACE@165..165 ""
    LIST_ITEM_CONTENT@165..215
      PARAGRAPH@165..215
        TEXT@165..199 " to the list item bef ..."
        LINK@199..215     <============= WORKS!
          L_BRACKET2@199..201 "[["
          LINK_PATH@201..213 "test.org::#1"
          R_BRACKET2@213..215 "]]"