docs(ffmpeg): drop the ampersand from a heading anchor - #97
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`## Cost & timeout` rendered as id="cost-&-timeout". An ampersand in an anchor id is legal but brittle in a URL, and it was the only heading in the docs producing one. Now a question heading like its neighbours.
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## Cost & timeoutrendered asid="cost-&-timeout". An ampersand in an anchor id is legal HTML5 but brittle in a URL, and a scan showed it was the only heading in the docs producing one.Nothing links to it, so there is no anchor to preserve. Rewritten as a question heading to match its neighbours after #96.
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