Add a table of contents to the packages and tutorials pages - #261
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Both pages are long enough that finding a section means scrolling and hoping. A sticky list of their headings now sits to the left, with the section you are in marked. The headings come from templates rather than markdown, so Hugo's .TableOfContents cannot see them and the list is built from the rendered page. That also covers the tutorial categories, which are generated from content and carry no ids of their own — those get one derived from the heading text so the links have somewhere to point. The column only appears above 1200px, where there is room for it beside the content; below that the pages are exactly as they were.
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Closes #105.
Both pages are long enough that finding a section means scrolling and hoping. A sticky list of headings now sits to the left, with the current section marked as you scroll.