checkpoint rules version 29.04 2025-11-20

Switched to "#" (hash) for headings in `rules.md`.

Added "-" (dash) after the rule number and before the
rule keyword.

Adjusted links rules elsewhere according to the above.

Ran `make quick_www` to perform the above.

next/submit.html

@@ -518,7 +518,7 @@ the file selection step.</p>
 <li>the status of the submission</li>
 <li>the filename, which will be in the correct format, assuming you used
 <code>mkiocccentry(1)</code> which is <strong>HIGHLY</strong> recommended so that you do not break
-<a href="rules.html#rule-17-packaging">Rule 17 Packaging</a>!</li>
+<a href="rules.html#rule-17---packaging">Rule 17 - Packaging</a>!</li>
 <li>the file length, which <code>txzchk(1)</code> will also verify (the file itself and the
 tarball listing).</li>
 <li>the upload date.</li>
@@ -576,7 +576,7 @@ To see any status updates, you should logout and log back in later.</p>
 <p>… or <strong>ANY</strong> other error then you <strong>MUST FIX</strong> your submission, repackage your
 tarball with <code>mkiocccentry</code> and upload to the same slot again! If you do not fix
 this your submission <strong>WILL BE REJECTED</strong> for violating
-<a href="rules.html#rule-17-packaging">Rule 17 Packaging</a>!</p>
+<a href="rules.html#rule-17---packaging">Rule 17 - Packaging</a>!</p>
 <p>If the format test went well, then you will see:</p>
 <blockquote>
 <p><strong>Status: submit file received by the IOCCC judges. Passed both txzchk and chksubmit tests.</strong></p>
@@ -586,7 +586,7 @@ rules or that everything is OK once the tarball is extracted; it simply means
 the tests performed by the tools passed. If you find a flaw in a tool and
 abuse it and the tests pass then you stand a significant chance of having your
 submission rejected for violating
-<a href="rules.html#rule-17-packaging">Rule 17 Packaging</a>,
+<a href="rules.html#rule-17---packaging">Rule 17 - Packaging</a>,
 even if the tests passed.</p>
 <p>For details on <code>txzchk</code>, see the
 FAQ on “<a href="../faq.html#txzchk">txzchk</a>”.</p>