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A link referencing "Computed property names" could link to the specific heading for the topic instead of the greater article which contains it.
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Description
A link referencing "Computed property names" could link to the specific subsection for the topic instead of the "Object initializer" article which contains it.
Motivation
I was reading the Strict mode > Duplicate property names section, followed the link to computed property names, and landed at the Object initializer page. I had to spend some time on the article before I realized there was a specific Computed property names subsection that I was looking for.
Additional details
The Strict mode > Duplicate property names section references computed property names, but does not directly link to the subsection. By linking directly to the subsection, readers can more quickly access the referenced material.
Related issues and pull requests
None that I am aware of.