Wrh2 added a comment.
If the template was at fault the behavior should be consistent - currently if
a page is edited or flushed from the cache the banner always shows correctly,
but after some time passes TOCs start showing up within articles, which doesn't
seem like a template issue to me. I can update the template, but doing so will
flush all banners on the site and it will be several days until the problem
shows up again - if you don't need to see any example pages to debug further
let me know if it's safe to update the template. Also, are you certain you
want __NOTOC__? That would suppress the TOC from both the article and the
banner if I'm understanding correctly, which doesn't seem right.
To explain what the template code is doing:
toc={{#ifeq: {{{notoc|}}} | true | no | yes }}
Per https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:WikidataPageBanner the page
banner extension takes a parameter of "toc=yes" or "toc=no" to determine
whether to display the TOC in the banner or in the article. This template code
says that when a "notoc" param is passed to the template with the exact value
of "true" that the pagebanner will be invoked with "toc=no"; at all other times
it will be invoked with "toc=yes".
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