Nicolas_Raoul added a comment.

The concept of TOC is built into MediaWiki 
(https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Table_of_contents) so I guess that 
including the TOC in the banner via the extension could make sense, rather than 
doing it manually.
By the way, only level 1 section names are shown in the banner TOC, so no TOC 
for sub-sections, which means deep-linking to a sub-section is difficult for 
the average user.
Wikivoyage has a limited number of sections, all of which have short names. 
Wikipedia for instance does not have these rules, so we have to think about 
cases when there are many sections with long names.

Not sure you want that too in the extension, but Wikivoyage's banners also have 
a third component, which is the "badges" you can see at the upper-right of this 
article for instance: 
https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Bali
There are various "badges" like:

- UNESCO World heritage site
- Star article
- Previous "destination of the month"


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