Documentation

This is a small issue, and one that most developers probably won't notice - but when you have some physical issues that make small, precision movements difficult, it's frustrating.

In the HTML version of the documents, as seen on docs.python.org, links are rendered with only the text as the object wrapped in the <a...> link tag. Most of the time, this is fine, but when the wrapped word is very small, the link can become difficult to "hit" when you can't manipulate a mouse pointer as precisely as you'd want to.

The worst example of this is the bare capital-I which I run into a lot on the docs index page (https://docs.python.org/3/genindex.html) as shown here:

At my normal font/zoom size (which is large enough for me to read without issue), the capital-I to go to that subsection of the index is a small vertical bar, 3 pixels wide. It's very difficult for me to hit correctly; it takes me several tries. There are other examples; bare 1s for footnotes or other text can also be problematic.

Perhaps links could be rendered with a minimum width or some other CSS magic to make them hittable with limited physical precision.

Thanks!