Use lowercase fragments when referring to internal headings #282
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Purpose
When it comes to referring to internal anchors, we used a mix of upper and lower cases in our Markdown documents. It appears that Github handles this well, but other Markdown to HTML engines suffer to link to the related identifier on the page since they are looking for a perfect match (case sensitively).
This PR is about downcasing all fragments in our Markdown documents.
Context
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Changes
Downcase all fragments that refer to internal anchors in our Markdown documents.
How to test this PR
Documentation only. Links with the updated fragments should work properly once rendered.