Edit section header and TOC to have built-in #36
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#Change Table of Contents and Section Header
We don't want to refer to old gadgets as "legacy" so we are changing the verbiage to "built-in"
How to use
We need to test the staging website to make sure the links in the TOC still work and that the word "legacy" is replaced by "built-in"
Testing done
I tested on StackEdit and it works there, but I need to test on the staging website once it's automatically created.