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In the wiki for this repo, the experiment is to take a bunch of markdown that was building a ReadTheDocs site, move it into a new structure in a local .docx with a bunch more material and rearrange it there until the structure seems reasonable, then use pandoc to turn the .docx back into markdown and then load the markdown into a GitHub wiki and have it look decent. Images and symbols will fail; what else? What happens to the generated TOC and page footers? Do internal cross-reference links survive? We'll see, starting at guide.
In first attempt at guide, major defects are loss of all tables (whether created in .docx or copied there from original markdown) and lack of left-hand navigation. Section titles have permalinks, so navigation may be possible.
Added a sidebar with top-level section headings, manually constructed by copy-pasting those permalinks. It works, but it's too tedious to take deep enough into the structure to make the sidebar a useful TOC.