/prefer-headers
Fixture exercising the prefer-headers rule across its boundary cases.
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Fixture exercising the prefer-headers rule across its boundary cases.
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prefer-headers.SKILL.mdname: prefer-headers description: Fixture exercising the prefer-headers rule across its boundary cases.
Fixture
**Config**: a line-start bold label should flag.
- **Item**: a list-item label should not flag.
1. **Step**: a numbered list-item label should not flag.
A sentence carrying **inline bold**: should not flag mid-sentence.
**Fenced**: a bold label inside a fenced block should not flag.
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