Add sectionId and use data-section-id on section elements#77
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…ments Sections now get a stable sectionId (e.g. pg005_sec001) generated at sectioning time, passed through to LLM and template rendering. Use data-section-id instead of data-id on <section> elements to avoid collision with the ADT translation system, which was replacing section innerHTML and destroying rendered content including images.
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sectionId(e.g.pg005_sec001) at page-sectioning time and passes it through LLM and template renderingdata-section-idinstead ofdata-idon<section>elements to avoid collision with the ADT translation system, which was replacing section innerHTML and destroying rendered content (including images)Test plan