Fix SummaryParser::parse_title() consuming events (#1743)#1744
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Resolves #1743
The issue can be found while looking and summary parsing output:
By looking at first 2 lines of the output, we can see that
Some(Start(List(None)))event isn't pushed back and so is skipped. This causes parser to see- [First](./first.md)as[First](./first.md)and so interprets it as prefix chapter.After applying a fix we can see following output: