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fix: remove navigation labels from changelog heading outline - #280
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Documentation IndexandOn this pageas H2 elements before the changelog page H1. These navigation labels appear in heading audits even though they are not release content; the older local preview does not generate them.Normalize the framework's changelog navigation headings to ordinary div labels. Preserve IDs, classes, and existing button nodes so navigation labels and interactions remain available. Release H1/H2/H3 structure is unchanged. The existing mutation observer reapplies the normalization after framework rendering.
Validation: eight navigation regression tests pass, including a fixture for the observed hosted markup that verifies label IDs and button identity survive normalization. Whitespace checks pass.
Limitation: this corrects the rendered DOM after JavaScript runs. Mintlify still owns the server-rendered HTML, so source-only audits can still report its original navigation headings.