fix: allow remark-lint-expected-html-sections to skip yaml

[batpigandme]

Update the linter to ignore YAML frontmatter nodes when identifying the anchor node for expected HTML sections.

Assisted-by: Claude-Opus-4-6

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type: pre_commit_static_analysis_report
description: Results of running static analysis checks when committing changes. report:

• task: lint_filenames status: passed
• task: lint_editorconfig status: passed
• task: lint_markdown status: na
• task: lint_package_json status: na
• task: lint_repl_help status: na
• task: lint_javascript_src status: passed
• task: lint_javascript_cli status: na
• task: lint_javascript_examples status: na
• task: lint_javascript_tests status: na
• task: lint_javascript_benchmarks status: na
• task: lint_python status: na
• task: lint_r status: na
• task: lint_c_src status: na
• task: lint_c_examples status: na
• task: lint_c_benchmarks status: na
• task: lint_c_tests_fixtures status: na
• task: lint_shell status: na
• task: lint_typescript_declarations status: passed
• task: lint_typescript_tests status: na
• task: lint_license_headers status: passed ---

Description

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This pull request:

• Allows remark-lint-expected-html-sections to ignore YAML frontmatter, which allows it to work properly (otherwise you get a lint error for missing sections)

• Replaces trash PR fix(remark): move HTML section linters and skip YAML frontmatter #11042, which changed more than was necessary for this fix.

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Used Claude Opus 4-6 to identify source of the problem when trying to commit an .md file with YAML, and apply necessary fix to the remark file.

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