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Each heading carried a small chip with the paragraph's `sort` before its name. That number is how a sentence is addressed and how a template switch lands content on the right paragraph, but it is a writing detail: in the document it is an implementation number sitting in the middle of the paper, in front of every heading. The reading view now prints the heading and nothing else. The editor keeps it where it is acted on: the paragraph dialog names it in its title (`0 Abstract sort = 1`), every sentence row carries its own `sort` input, and the 所属段落 select lists the positions to move between.
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