I have a set of user-manual drafts that need to be turned into clean, well-structured HTML. The content already exists, but it needs proper hierarchy, consistent styling, and a built-in, linked table of contents so readers can jump straight to any section. You’ll receive the source text (currently a mix of Word files and raw code-snippet blocks). Your job is to: • Convert each manual into standards-compliant HTML5, • Format and highlight every code snippet for easy readability, • Generate an anchor-linked table of contents on every page, and • Return neatly organised files (HTML plus any CSS or assets) ready to drop into our website. If you prefer to add extras such as search or downloadable chunks, let me know—my main requirement right now is the table of contents, but I’m open to enhancements that don’t bloat load times. I’ll review against these acceptance criteria: the HTML validates, links in the TOC all resolve correctly, and code blocks render exactly as in the source. Once confirmed, the project is complete and we can talk follow-on work for the API docs.