Invert section wording about headers to match content#5938
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Clarify intent of section
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Good point. Appreciate the update.
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The section heading for "What to put in a header file" is misleading because all of its content is actually about what to avoid placing in a header file. It can especially be a problem for people skimming through who immediately jump to the bullet-list which, again, are things not to be included in a header.
This PR clarifies the section heading by changing it from "What to put in a header file" to "What to avoid in a header file".