v0.63.10

Patch Changes

• Generated index.md files no longer produce a markdownlint MD024 warning when two of a folder's headings reduce to the same text under MD024's own comparison, which drops inline HTML and an ATX closing sequence. The generator titles every index # Index, so a document whose frontmatter type is Index produced a second ## Index heading with the same content. Projects that had enabled both the markdownlint and okf plugins along with okf.generate.index saw the duplicate flagged in ok lint, in the Problems panel, and in inline diagnostics. All three are off by default, so a project using the defaults was never affected.

  A document typed Index is now listed directly under the index's own title with no ## heading of its own. That differs from a document typed Subdirectories, which keeps its visible section.

  The same merge applies between two ordinary types, so a project that has never used type: Index can still see a change. Flow beside Flow #, and two types that render to no text at all, each now share a single section. Its heading is one of the colliding type strings, chosen deterministically rather than by file order, so a folder holding both Flow and Flow # lists everything under one of the two. Headings the generator owns, meaning Index, Other and Subdirectories, keep their own spelling when a type collides with them.

  One further case merges that markdownlint itself would not flag. Two Unicode spellings of the same grapheme cluster, which look identical in an editor, are treated as one heading. That is the generator normalizing beyond the rule, so that the file it rewrites settles to stable bytes instead of changing with the order the folder is read in.

  Every document and every subdirectory link still appears, and indexes in affected folders are rewritten once on the next regeneration.