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Raw HTML shows on the documentation right side
See original GitHub issueThis was caused by the docusaurus update, version 1.12.0 has the issue.
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@Nevon okay, this totally makes sense. In which case, my patch will fix the issue. Perhaps you’d like to give it a review?
The only reason we want to keep them is that some error logs that we output contain links to help sections, so we need the anchors to be stable. We don’t have that guarantee with the autogenerated ones, especially since we’d want the anchor to stay the same even if we change the actual title text.