PDF (LaTeX) sections in TOC

[Dmitry Valter]

Currently I'm trying to compile Rustbook into PDF natively with crowbook.
Building PDF with rendering.inline_toc: true generates incorrect document:

pt1.md

# Chapter A
text
## Section A1
text

pt2.md

## Section A2
text

included as:

+ pt1.md
-- pt2.md

produces incorrect TOC entry for Section A2 (1.2.............. instead of 1.2....Section A2).
It may be caused by difference in LaTeX code:

% skipped
\section{Section A1}
% skipped
\end{mdcodeblock}\section{}
\label{chapter-2}
\subsection{Section A2}
% skipped

Otherwise when pt1.md and pt2.md are concatenated into one file (as simple as cat pt1.md pt2.md > chapter.md), TOC looks like it should do.

If you need some more examples to reproduce, I may upload them as a gist or a repo.

[Lizzie Crowdagger]

Including

+ pt1.md
-- pt2.md

should only be done when pt1 uses e.g.

# Title # 

ie. uses level-1 headers that make sense inside of the file but don't mean a chapter break for the book, and all headers are "moved down" one level in consequence. This is why "Section A2" is moved into a subsection.

Using

+ pt1.md
- pt2.md

should now (as of latest commit) work fine for this case (before it added an empty chapter break in all cases).