External URLs passed to the url() function automatically split off fragments for you, but internal URLs do not. This is a problem when authors enter relative URLs with fragments into a link field because those fragments end up getting URL encoded. For example, entering "foo#bar" in a link field will result in "/foo%23bar" on the screen (which will obviously not work as a page anchor link).
Since this functionality already exists inside the url() function it is a simple fix of moving the fragment splitting code block out of the external URL-only code block so that internal URLs can benefit as well.
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Fix PHP deprecated notice: Deprecated function: strpos(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($haystack) of type string is deprecated in url()
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