fix: H1 conversion leaves code alone in markdown that starts with HTML

ConvertContentH1 reads content as markdown on every path and converts it
outside goldmark's code ranges only; a body opening with an HTML block
keeps the h1 tags of its code samples, a raw h1 outside code is converted
as in v0.3.1 (the 33-15 test pin for that case is reversed).

quick-261104-xae, review WR-01.
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Jakub Zych
2026-11-05 00:17:53 +01:00
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@@ -178,9 +178,9 @@ The search document holds the default-locale title, excerpt and content; content
Journal decides per site whether its rich text may hold an H1 (2026-10-28, D-50): a page template that shows the post title or the category name as the H1 needs the body to start at H2, and Journal cannot know which template a site uses.
- **The setting.** Settings › Journal, tab Headings and links, switch `content_h1_to_h2` (Convert H1 to H2 in post and category content), on by default. The settings row decides; the config key `golem15.journal.content_h1_to_h2` is used only when no row exists (`classes.EffectiveH1ToH2`). Switching it never rewrites stored content.
- **On.** Every H1 saved in Journal rich text becomes an H2 (`classes.ConvertH1`, on the `golang.org/x/net/html` tokenizer: only the tag name changes, attributes and every other byte are kept), on every write path: an admin save of a post or a category (notice `editor.h1_converted` or `editor.h1_converted_category` on the editor field), `POST` and `PUT /_journal/api/v1/posts` and so MCP (default and translated `content` and `content_html`; the answer gains `notices: [{message, count, locale}]`, `locale` only on a translation's notice), markdown content (its rendered HTML only: a markdown source is never rewritten, so a code sample that shows `<h1>` keeps it; `classes.ConvertContentH1` rewrites `content` only when it is HTML, `classes.LooksLikeHTML`) and `journal:import-posts` (it prints `Converted N H1 headings to H2.`). The bytes of an unfinished tag at the end of a text are kept. The editor offers H2 to H4.
- **On.** Every H1 saved in Journal rich text becomes an H2 (`classes.ConvertH1`, on the `golang.org/x/net/html` tokenizer: only the tag name changes, attributes and every other byte are kept), on every write path: an admin save of a post or a category (notice `editor.h1_converted` or `editor.h1_converted_category` on the editor field), `POST` and `PUT /_journal/api/v1/posts` and so MCP (default and translated `content` and `content_html`; the answer gains `notices: [{message, count, locale}]`, `locale` only on a translation's notice), markdown content (its source is converted outside code only; `classes.ConvertContentH1` reads `content` as markdown, as the renderer does: an `<h1>` in a code block or code span keeps its tag, also when the body starts with an HTML block, and a raw `<h1>` elsewhere becomes `<h2>`, as in the rendered HTML) and `journal:import-posts` (it prints `Converted N H1 headings to H2.`). The bytes of an unfinished tag at the end of a text are kept. The editor offers H2 to H4.
- **Off.** H1 is stored as written, no notice appears, the editor offers H1 to H4 and `journal:fix-headings` refuses.
- **Stored content.** `journal:fix-headings` (a dry run unless `--apply`) and the MCP tool `journal_fix_headings` (`dry_run` default `true`) convert H1 already stored in post content (default and translated; of a markdown post only `content_html`) and in category pillar text, in one transaction, firing a `RecordSaved` per changed post and category; they answer the post, category and heading counts and refuse while the setting is off (exit code 1; `409` from the API).
- **Stored content.** `journal:fix-headings` (a dry run unless `--apply`) and the MCP tool `journal_fix_headings` (`dry_run` default `true`) convert H1 already stored in post content (default and translated; in a markdown source outside code only) and in category pillar text, in one transaction, firing a `RecordSaved` per changed post and category; they answer the post, category and heading counts and refuse while the setting is off (exit code 1; `409` from the API).
- **The API flag.** `GET /_journal/api/v1/posts/{slug}` and every category row of `GET /_journal/api/v1/categories` carry `content_h1_to_h2` (boolean, an added key), so a frontend reads the setting from the Journal and not from its own option.
- **Generic link texts.** The `generic_anchors` setting (one per line; the English and Polish seed lists when empty, `classes.DefaultGenericAnchors`) is the list the editor's outline and link form warn about.
- **Settings API.** `GET` and `PUT /_journal/api/v1/settings` read and write every settings column for `golem15.journal.manage_settings` (`403` without it); `PUT` checks the submitted columns against `models.Settings.Rules` and ignores other keys.
@@ -492,7 +492,7 @@ The request is a `POST` to the URL with `Authorization: Bearer <token>`, `Conten
| `classes.GenericAnchors`, `classes.DefaultGenericAnchors` | The generic link texts: the settings row's list, one per line, lowercased, else the default English and Polish lists. |
| `classes.ConvertH1` | Turns every h1 of HTML into an h2 on the tokenizer, keeping every other byte; returns the converted count. |
| `classes.CountH1` | The number of h1 start tags `ConvertH1` would convert. |
| `classes.ConvertContentH1`, `classes.ConvertTranslationH1` | `ConvertH1` over a post's `content` and `content_html`, and over one locale's translated attributes. |
| `classes.ConvertContentH1`, `classes.ConvertTranslationH1` | `ConvertH1` over a post's `content` (outside markdown code) and `content_html`, and over one locale's translated attributes. |
| `classes.FixStoredHeadings`, `classes.HeadingFix` | The stored-H1 conversion behind `journal:fix-headings` and `POST /fix-headings`: posts in every locale and category pillar text, counted or applied in one transaction with record events. |
| `classes.H1ConversionOffText`, `classes.ErrH1ConversionOff` | The refusal while the H1 setting is off. |
| `classes.SetImageAlt` | Sets the alt of the matching img through the tokenizer; returns the HTML, the match count and the old alt. |