An XSLT stylesheet that transforms XML-defined style guides (e.g., JSON, Vimscript) into full-featured HTML pages with collapsible sections, auto-generated table of contents, and expand/collapse all functionality. It demonstrates a non-obvious, reusable pattern for publishing any catalog of hierarchical rules as a browsable interactive document. The stylesheet is self-contained and can be adapted to new XML schemas with minimal changes.

A self-contained JavaScript module that provides automatic table-of-contents generation, section numbering, intra-page link handling, and code block prettification for HTML style guides. It operates on a well-defined DOM structure and can be extracted and reused in any static documentation site that follows a similar heading and section pattern. Despite its simplicity, it encapsulates a clean set of UI enhancements that avoid external dependencies.

Similar to styleguide.js, this file provides interactive features for the JavaScript style guide page, including table-of-contents generation and code example formatting. It is a focused, reusable script that can be ported to other documentation pages with comparable structure. Its design reflects a consistent approach to enhancing static HTML content without relying on heavy frameworks.