test: permit multiple <h1> tags in a document - #4741
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Eliminates the failure here: https://github.com/ietf-tools/datatracker/actions/runs/3421760702/jobs/5700738094
The prohibition on multiple h1 tags is not needed - it was mostly an SEO concern and is outdated by HTML5. The code setting off the validation failure there is not new but was newly exercised by the test case added in PR #4734.