FEAT: adds more titles to non-gui pages.

dockimbel · dockimbel · commit ca73f99bd888 · 2016-05-07T13:28:11.000+08:00
diff --git a/Coding-Style-Guide.md b/Coding-Style-Guide.md
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-### Table of Contents
+# Coding Style Guide
+
 * [Introduction](#introduction)
 * [Line of code length](#line-of-code-length)
 * [Indentation](#indentation)
diff --git a/Map!-datatype.md b/Map!-datatype.md
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+# Map! datatype
+
 ###Abstract
 
 A map represents an associative array of key/value pairs. It provides a fast read access (using an hashtable internally) and a convenient, dedicated syntax. Unlike the `hash!` datatype, a map is not a series, so does not have a concept of offset or positions. Conceptually, the `map!` datatype lies between the `hash!` and `object!` datatypes.
diff --git a/Redbin-specification.md b/Redbin-specification.md
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+# Redbin format
+
 _Specification version 1_
 
 Redbin is a binary format that accurately represents Red values stored in memory, while enabling fast loading (avoiding the parsing and validation stage of the text representation format). Redbin format is largely inspired by [REBin](http://www.rebol.com/article/0044.html). Redbin can encode binding information for words and can handle cycles in any-block! values.

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`3`	`5`	A map represents an associative array of key/value pairs. It provides a fast read access (using an hashtable internally) and a convenient, dedicated syntax. Unlike the `hash!` datatype, a map is not a series, so does not have a concept of offset or positions. Conceptually, the `map!` datatype lies between the `hash!` and `object!` datatypes.
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`3`	`5`	`Redbin is a binary format that accurately represents Red values stored in memory, while enabling fast loading (avoiding the parsing and validation stage of the text representation format). Redbin format is largely inspired by [REBin](http://www.rebol.com/article/0044.html). Redbin can encode binding information for words and can handle cycles in any-block! values.`