blog: fix heading levels in Electron 40 and 41 release blogs#1111
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Following the same standardization as #952, promote nested "Breaking Changes"/"New Features and Improvements" sections to top-level h2s and their children to h3s.
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Summary
Continues the cleanup started in #952, which standardized heading levels in release blog posts but only covered posts up through Electron 39. The Electron 40 and 41 posts have the same heading-level inconsistencies that #952 set out to fix.
blog/electron-40-0.md"New Features and Improvements" and "Breaking Changes" were nested under "Stack Changes" as
###instead of being top-level peers. Promoted them to##and bumped their children from####to###.blog/electron-41-0.md"Breaking Changes" was at
###instead of##, with its children one level too deep at####. Promoted accordingly.After this PR, the heading hierarchy in both posts matches the standard from #952:
The Electron 42 post already follows this structure, so no changes were needed there.
Test plan
https://claude.ai/code/session_014rV49r1Rmk6mej76CWCK8e
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