docs: Add documentation for HeadingPlugin and TOCPlugin

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    custom_components
    grid
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+   plugins/toc
    how-to/index
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+##############################
+Headings and table of contents
+##############################
+
+*********
+ Heading
+*********
+
+The Heading plugin allows you to add headings (h1-h6) to your content with optional styling and anchors for navigation.
+
+Configuration
+*************
+
+- **Heading Level**: Choose h1-h6 for the heading tag
+- **Heading Text**: The text content of the heading
+- **Heading ID**: Optional anchor ID for TOC linking
+- **Heading Alignment**: Text alignment (left, center, right)
+- **Heading Context**: Optional Bootstrap contextual class for styling
+
+Example
+=======
+
+Basic heading::
+
+    <h2 id="my-section">My Section Title</h2>
+
+To create a heading that will appear in a table of contents:
+
+1. Add a Heading plugin
+2. Set the heading level (e.g., h2)
+3. Enter your heading text
+4. Set a unique ID in the "Heading ID" field
+5. Optional: Adjust alignment and styling
+
+Advanced Usage
+=============
+
+Styling
+-------
+
+You can apply Bootstrap contextual classes through the "Heading Context" setting:
+
+- primary
+- secondary
+- success
+- danger
+- warning
+- info
+- light
+- dark
+
+For example, selecting "primary" will add the ``text-primary`` class.
+
+TOC Integration
+--------------
+
+To make a heading appear in a Table of Contents:
+
+1. The heading **must** have an ID set
+2. The TOC plugin must be placed **after** the heading in the content flow
+3. Only headings with IDs will appear in the TOC
+
+*******************
+ Table of Contents
+*******************
+
+The Table of Contents (TOC) plugin automatically generates a navigation list from headings in your content.
+
+**Important**: The TOC plugin must be placed **after** the headings it references in the content flow.
+
+How it Works
+============
+
+The TOC plugin:
+
+1. Scans for Heading plugins that appear before it in the content
+2. Collects headings that have an ID set
+3. Generates a nested list of links to those headings
+
+Basic Usage
+===========
+
+To create a table of contents:
+
+1. Add your Heading plugins with IDs set
+2. Add the TOC plugin after the headings
+3. The TOC will automatically generate when the page renders
+
+Positioning at Top of Page
+==========================
+
+Since the TOC must be placed after headings to collect them, use grid layouts to display it at the top:
+
+Two Column Layout Example
+-------------------------
+
+1. Create a container
+2. Add a row with two columns
+3. In the first (left) column:
+   - Add the TOC plugin
+4. In the second (right) column:
+   - Add your content with Heading plugins
+5. Set column widths appropriately (e.g., 3/9 split)
+
+Example Structure::
+
+    Container
+    └── Row
+        ├── Column (col-3)
+        │   └── TOC Plugin
+        └── Column (col-9)
+            ├── Heading Plugin
+            ├── Content...
+            ├── Heading Plugin
+            └── More content...
+
+This creates a sidebar layout with the TOC always visible while scrolling through content.
+
+Best Practices
+==============
+
+1. Always set IDs on headings that should appear in the TOC
+2. Use consistent heading levels for proper hierarchy
+3. Keep heading IDs unique across the page
+4. Consider using the grid layout pattern for better UX
+5. Test navigation on both desktop and mobile views