Consistent HTML tags for section titles #75
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The actual header tag used does not matter, because ReSpec would replace them with something between <h1> to <h6> based on the level of their section, but for the sake of consistency it's better to use a single header everywhere. ReSpec says <h2> is sort of a tacit convention, so I use that.
I deliberately skipped sections under "4.2 justification" because I have another active pull request on them and wanted to avoid merge confict with that. I'll update those sections on that PR. The reset are done here.
Now <h1> is reserved for document title, <h2> for main chapters, <h3> for subsections, ... .
See w3c#69 for discussion.
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Had to close #71 because of a conflict. This is a new version of that. See that and #69 for discussion.
This commit now makes all titles follow what we agreed upon on those discussions, which is:
h2for each top-level section and go through smaller titles (h3,h4, …) for deeper sections.ids to all sections.