Use h2 headings in PR template#7792
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Change the PR template section headings from h4 (####) to h2 (##) so they render as proper second-level sections.
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The PR template section headings were h4 (
####), which render as small, low-emphasis text. Switching them to h2 (##) makes them render as second-level sections in the GitHub PR description, more consistent with a markdown hierarchy and easier to add subheaders (h3/h4) beneath each section. This PR updates platform and limsModules directly as the initial pair; the same change will then be propagated to the remaining LabKey repos via a script so every repo's template stays consistent.Related Pull Requests
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