Possible to configure Swift RegexBuilder DSL Capture '.url' to work with a Markdown link?

Question

Is it possible to configure the Swift RegexBuilder DSL Capture .url(…) to precisely capture the URL within standard Markdown link syntax? If yes, then how?

Minimal Pattern Attemp

let inputMD = "[Markdown link text](https://example.com)"

let regexMD = Regex {
    Capture { .url() }
}
let matchMD = inputMD.firstMatch(of: regexMD)
print("matchMD →", matchMD?.output ?? "nil")
// matchMD → ("https://example.com)", https://example.com))

The Minimal Pattern Attempt fails since the result https://example.com) includes the trailing ) of the Markdown link syntax.

Closing Paren Pattern Attempt

The Markdown closing paren ) is added to the following Regex:

let regexMD_2 = Regex {
    Capture { .url() }
    ")" // :ADDED:
}
let matchMD_2 = inputMD.firstMatch(of: regexMD_2)
print("matchMD_2 →", matchMD_2?.output ?? "nil")
// matchMD_2 → nil

let regexMD_3 = Regex {
    "(" // :ADDED:
    Capture { .url() }
    ")" // :ADDED:
}
let matchMD_3 = inputMD.firstMatch(of: regexMD_3)
print("matchMD_3 →", matchMD_3?.output ?? "nil")
// matchMD_3 → nil

The Closing Paren Pattern Attempt fails by returning nil.

Observation:

Here is another markdown test case:

[Bracket_(architecture) ⇗](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bracket_(architecture))

The markdown link with multiple () pairs does preview and link OK via markdown-preview-enhanced. However, the StackOverflow syntax highlighter does is not quite accurate. And, the basic .url() "as-is" is not successful.

Note: I have other regex approaches which successfully capture the URL from a Markdown link. This question is specific to the use of .url() within the RegexBuilder Capture construct.