actualNoteContentPart: ## section
  Describes a chunk of a note, where each note can be broken up into multiple sections, encompassing entirety of the note's content. A note is divided into sections by using headings and horizontal rules. The first part of a note before any headings appear is considered a section (that has no heading), while content after a horizontal rule is also considered a separate section (also with no heading).
  
  Section objects have the following properties:
  heading - will be null if the section does not start with a heading (e.g. if this is the first part of the note before any headings, or a section after a horizontal rule); otherwise, will be an object describing the heading, with the following properties:
  	anchor - the String anchor that can be used to navigate to the heading in the note
  	href - a String URL that is linked to from the heading - note only a link at the start of the heading content will be considered - links elsewhere in the heading are ignored.
  	level - the integer level of the heading (i.e. for H1-H3)
  	text - the String text of the heading, without any formatting that may be applied (bold/italic/etc)
  index - if there are multiple sections with headings that otherwise match (either because they are all heading: null or the text of the heading is the same), sections after the first section will include this integer index of the heading.
  
  Examples:
  
  
  
  
  
  ```
  [  {    "heading": null  },  {    "heading": {      "anchor": "Heading_1",      "level": 1,      "text": "Heading 1"    }  }] 
  ```
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ```
  [  {    "heading": null  },  {    "heading": null,    "index": 1  },  {    "heading": {      "anchor": "Heading_1",      "level": 1,      "text": "Heading 1"    }  },  {    "heading": {      "anchor": "Heading_2",      "level": 2,      "text": "Heading 2"    }  },  {    "heading": null,    "index": 2  },  {    "heading": {      "anchor": "Heading_3",      "level": 2,      "text": "Heading 3"    }  }] 
  ```
processedNoteContent: ---
  title: Plugin API Reference Documentation: Appendix I:...
  headers: ## section
  ---
  section
  Describes a chunk of a note, where each note can be broken up into multiple sections, encompassing entirety of the note's content. A note is divided into sections by using headings and horizontal rules. The first part of a note before any headings appear is considered a section (that has no heading), while content after a horizontal rule is also considered a separate section (also with no heading). Section objects have the following properties:
  heading - will be null if the section does not start with a heading (e.g. if this is the first part of the note before any headings, or a section after a horizontal rule); otherwise, will be an object describing the heading, with the following properties:
  anchor - the String anchor that can be used to navigate to the heading in the note
  href - a String URL that is linked to from the heading - note only a link at the start of the heading content will be considered - links elsewhere in the heading are ignored.
  level - the integer level of the heading (i.e. for H1-H3)
  text - the String text of the heading, without any formatting that may be applied (bold/italic/etc)
  index - if there are multiple sections with headings that otherwise match (either because they are all heading: null or the text of the heading is the same), sections after the first section will include this integer index of the heading. Examples: [  {    "heading": null  },  {    "heading": {      "anchor": "Heading_1",      "level": 1,      "text": "Heading 1"    }  }] 
  [  {    "heading": null  },  {    "heading": null,    "index": 1  },  {    "heading": {      "anchor": "Heading_1",      "level": 1,      "text": "Heading 1"    }  },  {    "heading": {      "anchor": "Heading_2",      "level": 2,      "text": "Heading 2"    }  },  {    "heading": null,    "index": 2  },  {    "heading": {      "anchor": "Heading_3",      "level": 2,      "text": "Heading 3"    }  }]
noteTitle: Plugin API Reference Documentation: Appendix I: Types