split triage features into separate subheadings for better searching

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@@ -586,59 +586,71 @@ however the python plugin contains a feature that the C++ one does not: the abil
 use this version, copy the folder linked above into your [plugins folder](#user-folder) and disable the built-in C++ UI
 using the [`corePlugins.triage`](settings.md#corePlugins.triage) setting.
 
-1. Entropy: This image shows the overall entropy of the file. Brighter areas indicate regions of higher entropy
-   (encrypted, compressed, etc), while darker regions indicate places of lower entropy. You can click anywhere in the
-   entropy map to navigate to that location in your default view.
+### 1. Entropy
 
-1. File Info: The file info section contains some summary information for the file, each result can be clicked to copy
-   it into your clipboard.
+This image shows the overall entropy of the file. Brighter areas indicate regions of higher entropy
+(encrypted, compressed, etc), while darker regions indicate places of lower entropy. You can click anywhere in the
+entropy map to navigate to that location in your default view.
 
-1. Base Address Detection (BASE):
+### 2. File Info
 
-    ![BASE](../img/base.png "BASE Address Detection"){ width="800" }
+File Info: The file info section contains some summary information for the file, each result can be clicked to copy
+it into your clipboard.
 
-    The Base Address Scan Engine (or BASE) is used to automatically identify load addresses for embedded files or
-    other formats where the load address isn't known and the file isn't relocatable. BASE is only visible in the triage
-    summary when the file doesn't specify a load address such as a raw or mapped file. For BinaryViews like PE or MachO,
-    switching the view in the upper-left from the BinaryView name to `raw` will force the BASE UI to show up in the
-    Triage Summary.
+### 3. Base Address Detection (BASE)
 
-    See our recent [blog
-    post](https://binary.ninja/2024/05/21/automatically-identifying-base-addresses.html) for more information on how
-    BASE works. The following settings describe the advanced settings and how they influence the process.
+![BASE](../img/base.png "BASE Address Detection"){ width="800" }
 
-    Note that you can cancel the analysis at any time and the current results will be displayed which may be useful for
-    large files or files with many pointers being analyzed.
+The Base Address Scan Engine (or BASE) is used to automatically identify load addresses for embedded files or
+other formats where the load address isn't known and the file isn't relocatable. BASE is only visible in the triage
+summary when the file doesn't specify a load address such as a raw or mapped file. For BinaryViews like PE or MachO,
+switching the view in the upper-left from the BinaryView name to `raw` will force the BASE UI to show up in the
+Triage Summary.
 
-    If the file format has a header that can be identified before analysis that may help BASE identify the proper load
-    address, otherwise the alignment would need to account for the header. 
+See our recent [blog
+post](https://binary.ninja/2024/05/21/automatically-identifying-base-addresses.html) for more information on how
+BASE works. The following settings describe the advanced settings and how they influence the process.
 
-    |Setting|Description|Default|
-    |--- |--- |--- |
-    |Min. String Length|Minimum length of string to be considered a point-of-interest|0n10|
-    |Alignment|Byte boundary to align the base address while scanning|0n1024|
-    |Lower Boundary|Lowest address to begin search for candidate base address|0x0|
-    |Upper Boundary|Highest address to end search for candidate base address|0xffffffffffffffff|
-    |Points of Interest|Specifies types of points-of-interest to use for analysis (all, strings only, functions only)|All|
-    |Max Pointers|Maximum amount of pointers to allow in each pointer cluster|0n128|
+Note that you can cancel the analysis at any time and the current results will be displayed which may be useful for
+large files or files with many pointers being analyzed.
 
+If the file format has a header that can be identified before analysis that may help BASE identify the proper load
+address, otherwise the alignment would need to account for the header. 
 
-1. Headers: This section appears only in BinaryViews and the exact information depends on the view itself. PE headers
-   are the most detailed and include such items as checksums, characterstics, and compiler strings. Addresses that
-   existing in the virtual memory space of the file can be clicked to navigate to that location.
+|Setting|Description|Default|
+|--- |--- |--- |
+|Min. String Length|Minimum length of string to be considered a point-of-interest|0n10|
+|Alignment|Byte boundary to align the base address while scanning|0n1024|
+|Lower Boundary|Lowest address to begin search for candidate base address|0x0|
+|Upper Boundary|Highest address to end search for candidate base address|0xffffffffffffffff|
+|Points of Interest|Specifies types of points-of-interest to use for analysis (all, strings only, functions only)|All|
+|Max Pointers|Maximum amount of pointers to allow in each pointer cluster|0n128|
 
-1. Libraries: For file formats that include explicit linking information to a particular library (like PE), the
-   libraries linked will be listed in this section and are available in the [API as well](https://api.binary.ninja/binaryninja.binaryview-module.html#binaryninja.binaryview.BinaryView.libraries).
+### 4. Headers
 
-1. Imports / Exports: The Imports and Exports sections show any imports and exports. The lists are sortable by clicking
-   the table headers. 
+This section appears only in BinaryViews and the exact information depends on the view itself. PE headers
+are the most detailed and include such items as checksums, characterstics, and compiler strings. Addresses that
+existing in the virtual memory space of the file can be clicked to navigate to that location.
 
-1. Sections: If the file format contains section information, they will be listed here. All mapped addresses are
-   clickable to navigate to the virtual address.
+### 5. Libraries
 
-1. Strings: Strings can be double clicked to navigate to them, and the table can be sorted or the list filtered by
-   typing in the search box.
+For file formats that include explicit linking information to a particular library (like PE), the
+libraries linked will be listed in this section and are available in the [API as well](https://api.binary.ninja/binaryninja.binaryview-module.html#binaryninja.binaryview.BinaryView.libraries).
 
+### 6. Imports / Exports
+
+The Imports and Exports sections show any imports and exports. The lists are sortable by clicking
+the table headers. 
+
+### 7. Sections
+
+If the file format contains section information, they will be listed here. All mapped addresses are
+clickable to navigate to the virtual address.
+
+### 8. Strings
+
+Strings can be double clicked to navigate to them, and the table can be sorted or the list filtered by
+typing in the search box.
 
 ## Byte Overview