Add section headers to ingredient and direction lists - #89
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An ingredient or direction entry beginning with "# " renders as a section header (styled heading, no checkbox, no schema.org itemprop) instead of a list item. Flat string lists are unchanged, so existing recipes are unaffected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Lets a recipe group its ingredients and directions under section headers
(e.g. "For the sofrito", "For the paella") for recipes with distinct
sub-preparations.
An
ingredientsordirectionsentry whose text begins with#rendersas a styled heading instead of a list item:
Details
render exactly as before.
<li>s carry noitemprop, so they're excluded from theschema.org
recipeIngredient/recipeInstructionsdata.<li>s are skipped by the click-to-check script (no checkbox,no scroll toggle).
three-line guard could be added there too.
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