Use doctoc to generate ToC in readme - #152
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Wow that’s a lot of TOC any way to limit depth? |
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Here you go! |
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* feat: Migrate virtual docs to v2 layout * Remove reference to v3branch * Fix redirect * Remove useless string literal
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Use doctoc generate Table of contents automatically :)
This fixes few broken anchor links as well