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Update Duplicate Section Anchors in README
Overview
This PR aims to improve navigation within the README document by updating the anchor links for duplicate section titles. Specifically, it addresses the issue where multiple sections titled
yup
have been assigned identical anchor links, making it difficult to link to them individually.Changes Made
yup
section to ensure it is unique and navigable. The original link#yup
remains unchanged for the first section, while the second section's link has been updated to#yup-1
.Reasoning
In Markdown documents, especially in GitHub-flavored Markdown, duplicate headings result in automatically generated, incremented anchor links (e.g.,
#yup
,#yup-1
, etc.) to maintain uniqueness. However, when manually linking to these sections within the same document, it's essential to use the correct, unique anchor link to ensure the reader is directed to the intended section.By making this change, we aim to:
Example
Here is how the updated links would be used in practice:
yup
section:yup
yup
section:yup
Thank you for considering this improvement to the README documentation. I believe these changes will make it easier for readers to navigate the document and find the information they need efficiently.