Add page title override: {{#title My Title}} #1381
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* Add page title override: {{#title My Title}}
* Document {{#title}} in guide
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This PR makes it possible for a chapter to have a page <title> that is different from its entry in the TOC.
I have my own usage for this, but here is an example from https://doc.rust-lang.org/1.47.0/book/appendix-01-keywords.html:
It's reasonable for the appendices to be lettered A, B, C in the sidebar, but "A - Keywords" does not serve as a good webpage title. They'd likely want either "Keywords" as the title, or "Appendix A: Keywords" matching the h1 of the page. At the same time they likely wouldn't want "Appendix A: Keywords" in the sidebar due to very limited horizontal space.
SUMMARY.md:
appendix-01-keywords.md:
{{#title Keywords}} # Appendix A: Keywords