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As per Vincent's comment, the subsections should have the same lower/higher properties as pages.
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This PR adds subsection sorting and introduces
lowerandhigherfields to make sections more consistent with pages. As pointed here, these fields are supposed to be there.An open question remains: how should we treat subsections of a transparent section? I raised this question here, but so far there is no definite conclusion, so I'm leaving it out of the scope of this PR.
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