Normalize Book headings to only level 2+ #20879
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Doc headings in The Book sometimes started from level 1 (#), sometimes from level 2 (##). Normalize to always be 2nd level and deeper only. (Issue rust-lang#20826.)
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#15499 was the previous discussion I was thinking of here, as well as at least one other place... |
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Thank you for the patch. It's now unable to be merged, and I think once we have the conventions RFC in place, I'm going to do everything in one pass with the decision that we make, so I'm going to give this a close for now. Thank you. |
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Doc headings in The Book sometimes started from level 1 (#), sometimes
from level 2 (##). Normalize to always be 2nd level and deeper only.
This is one possible solution to issue #20826.