fix(site): keep navigation current and restore section links - #36
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A slow documentation fetch could overwrite a newer page after tab navigation, leaving Notes selected while People was displayed. Give each navigation ownership of its fetch result, including errors and cache writes. The viewer also attempted to navigate to section IDs that Markdown rendering never generated; assign collision-free heading IDs while reserving all explicit article anchors.
Four initial regressions reproduced stale successes, stale failures, same-slug revisits, and missing section targets. The expanded suite additionally covers Unicode fragments, duplicate headings, and explicit heading/non-heading anchors. All 14 Node tests pass. The browser and tests now load the shared
scripts/site.jsdirectly; this removes the brittle HTML-extraction regex flagged by CodeQL, without suppressing any check. Isolated Codex autoreview is scoped-clean at P0–P2 after fixing its explicit-anchor collision finding.Live proof through the real Chrome profile and the retained shared extension relay: delay the People response, navigate to Notes, then let People finish. Before:
hash=#/notes, labeldocs/notes.md, headingPeople. After: the same hash/label retain headingNotes. Navigating to#/imports#sync-preview-onlyfinds and scrolls toSync (preview-only). The screenshots contain only public documentation and synthetic examples.