Page link titles resolve to parent section title instead of target page's own title (editor vs. published/preview mismatch)

Bug description

Page Link blocks and inline Link content blocks that point to a page in another space display the correct target page title in the editor, but display the parent section's title instead in Preview mode and on the published site. This affects every cross-space page link across the site, not just an isolated page.

GitBook Editor Screenshot

GitBook Preview Screenshot (same as live)

How to reproduce

1. In a space under the "Functional Guides" tab of the "Practical Guides" section, insert a Page Link block (or inline Link) pointing to the page "SNOMED CT EHR Requirements Guide".
2. View the page in the editor — the link correctly displays "SNOMED CT EHR Requirements Guide."
3. Switch to Preview, or view the published page.
4. The same link now displays "Practical Guides" (the section title) instead of the page's own title.

Expected behavior The link should display the title of the linked page (or its page link title, if set), consistently across editor, preview, and published output.

Actual behavior Editor: correct page title shown. Preview / Published: section title ("Practical Guides") shown instead, for every link on the page.

Additional context

Live example https://docs.snomed.org/snomed-ct-practical-guides#functional-guides — under "Functional Guides," multiple distinct links all render as "Practical Guides" rather than their actual page titles.

Scope / impact

• Affects all page links and inline links site-wide, not a single page.
• Both the Page Link block and the inline Link block are affected identically, suggesting both share a title-resolution path that's pulling from the wrong node (section/collection level rather than page/space level) at publish/preview time.
• Started within the last few weeks; no content or link structure changes were made on our end prior to this appearing.

Additional notes Since the editor resolves the title correctly, this looks like a discrepancy specifically in the publish/preview rendering pipeline's title lookup, rather than a data issue with the pages themselves.