fix: WikipediaConverter renders hash None heading when page has no title#1990
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Fixes #1968
Problem
When WikipediaConverter processes a page without a
<title>element (or with an empty title), the f-string on line 78 renders# Noneas the document heading becausemain_titleisNoneand Python f-strings renderNoneas the string "None".Fix
Changed the f-string on line 78 to use a conditional expression that only includes the heading when
main_titleis truthy:Test
Added
test_wikipedia_converter_no_titlewhich creates an HTML page without a title element and verifies that# Nonedoes not appear in the output.