Populate table of contents using section text instead of ID #235
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Populate the table of contents with the text of the section elements rather than their IDs. This corrects the error on the Wikipedia main page (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page) where the anchor IDs do not represent the expected section names. (Issue hugolabe#232)
Since the TOC is populated with the section line instead of its ID, formatting tags like `<i> ... </i>` are displayed. But if markup is enabled in the GtkLabel, then the formatting tags are applied. This also preserves meaning from italicized words in the section names.
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Hi, this is a small change to address #232:
Use the section text ("line") values to populate the table of contents, rather than their IDs.
The section text may include style tags (e.g.
<i> ... </i>), so markup formatting is enabled with theuse-markupproperty. It's actually parsing it as Pango, but most of the basic HTML style tags are included in Pango.