fix(dashboard): correct heading hierarchy (h1 -> h2) #176 - #177
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…s h2 (#176) PageShell renders the page title as h1, so section headings inside the dashboard should be h2 to avoid skipping a level. Pass `as="h2"` to SectionTitle in the Home page.
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Summary
PageShellrenders the page title ash1, butSectionTitledefaulted toh3, skippingh2entirely.as="h2"to theSectionTitlecomponent inHome.tsxso the "System" section heading renders ash2.Closes #176
Test plan
<h2>element (inspect in browser DevTools)SectionTitlewithas="h2"usestext-lginstead oftext-base, which is the intended size for a top-level section