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I have a small JavaScript file in assets that I'd like to link to as a direct download.
The following link simply opens the file in the current tab:
[myFile.js]({{file name='myFile.js'}})
I'd like the file to actually download on clicking the link. Is that at all possible in markdown?
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To link inline, type the text you want to link within brackets, "[x]", followed directly by the link URL parentheses, "(y)". Reference-style linking allows you to give a link a number or "name" and refer to it multiple times.
Using Markdown and HTML Images can be added to any markdown page using the following markdown syntax:  syntax.
It's the same as a link. [File Name](url). It works for me on Github pages' Jekyll implementation of markdown.
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Try using inline HTML
<a href="myFile.js" download>Click to Download</a>
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