Fixes #150 - Keep article intermediary headings. #189
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Yeah, I don't see the point of including some headers and removing others just depending on whether they have links. Having just half the headers is unlikely to be useful, I'd imagine. |
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Fixes #150 - Keep article intermediary headings.
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We were aggressively stripping out intermediary headings within extracted article contents if they had a link density greater than 1/3rd.
In real world, I believe these headings can have as many links as they want (none, a single one to link to some other part/page, a few…), so I'm removing the link density rule entirely here, while keeping the class weight check.
This fixes #150.