As well as taking up all those lines of XML in the kitten index, that data json (javascript object notation, a megapopular web standard) is the most easily and obviously accessible data on what is in my page. Having this explicitly at hand is new to me here so I am not quite sure what its implications are.

```
export default
{
    section1: { H: { text: 'My actual kitten experience',
		     link: './#my-actual-kitten-experience',
		     date: '20251226T074940674Z',
		     level: 1 }},
    section2: { H: { text: 'But first a common lisp FIPA SL modified ISO8601 date timestamper',
		     link: './#but-first-a-common-lisp-FIPA-SL-modified-ISO8601-date-timestamper',
		     date: '20251226T080241645Z',
		     level: 2}},
    section3: { H: { text: 'Writing the previous two sections of this article',
		     link: './#Writing-the-previous-two-sections-of-this-article',
		     date: '20251226T083908323Z',
		     level: 2}},
        section4: { H: { text: 'The json data fragment',
		     link: './#the-json-data-fragment',
		     date: '20251226T092840681Z',
		     level: 2}}
}
```

I guess this JSON like the xml structures are very automatable / dynamically generatable once I get more used to them being there.