I can assure you that this break was not accidentally mis-indented. Accepting a heading only at the very beginning folows the same idea as the original behavior since the year 2017. I had to comment because this is written as if prior to #3191 this title in your case would have been found, but that's not the case.

Allowing a comment, if there's some problem with it, should probably be a much more targeted change.

I can assure you that this break was not accidentally mis-indented. Accepting a heading only at the very beginning folows the same idea as the original behavior since the year 2017. I had to comment because this is written as if prior to #3191 this title in your case would have been found, but that's not the case.

Allowing a comment, if there's some problem with it, should probably be a much more targeted change.

It was not my intention to suggest that #3191 broke previous behaviour. Sorry if that came across. I was trying to figure out where the title is determined and found the most recent change, so I did not look at original behaviour at all. I updated the description.

The way I understood "report the first H1 tag" in the PR description was that it would look until it found it. I agree that the heading should come first. I'll try to figure something out that still expects the heading to come first but allows for comments.

I reverted my change and added a more targeted change to skip the first element if it is an HTML placeholder.

Nice :)