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docs/getting_started: fix heading hierarchy

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Henrik Lissner 2020-07-26 02:58:15 -04:00
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@ -1300,7 +1300,7 @@ plugins from loading if the =:completion company= module isn't enabled.
Autoload cookies were mentioned [[*=autoload/*.el= OR =autoload.el=][earlier]]. A couple more exist that are specific
to Doom Emacs. This section will go over what they do and how to use them.
*** ~;;;###if~
**** ~;;;###if~
Any file in a module can have a ~;;;###if FORM~ cookie at or near the top of the
file (must be within the first 256 bytes of the file). =FORM= is evaluated to
determine whether or not to include this file for autoloads scanning (on ~doom
@ -1329,7 +1329,7 @@ Keep in mind that =FORM= runs in a limited, non-interactive sub-session. I don't
recommend doing anything expensive or especially complicated in them.
#+end_quote
*** ~;;;###package~
**** ~;;;###package~
This cookie exists solely to assist the ~doom/help-packages~ command. This
command shows you documentation about packages in the Emacs ecosystem, including
the ones that are installed. It also lists a) all the modules that install said
@ -1345,7 +1345,7 @@ but it accomplishes B by scanning for:
Use it to let ~doom/help-packages~ know where to find config for packages where
no ~after!~ or ~use-package!~ call is involved.
*** ~;;;###autodef~
**** ~;;;###autodef~
An autodef is a special kind of autoloaded function (or macro) which Doom
guarantees will /always/ be defined, whether or not its containing module is
enabled (but will no-op if it is disabled).