docs: surface 'timestamp' in Transaction Context for search#408
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The new Transaction Context page used 'datetime' in headings and 'timestamp' only in code/body, so searching the docs site for 'timestamp' (the term most devs reach for) ranked the page poorly or missed it entirely. - Mention 'timestamp' explicitly in the page intro. - Rename '## Time in a contract' to '## Time and Timestamps'. - Add '### Transaction Timestamp' heading with a small table covering the three forms (Unix seconds, datetime object, ISO string).
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Summary
Follow-up to #407. The new Transaction Context page used 'datetime' in its headings and 'timestamp' only inside code blocks / body text, so searching the docs site for 'timestamp' — the term most devs actually type — didn't surface this page.
## Time in a contract→## Time and Timestamps.### Transaction Timestampheading with a small table covering the three forms (Unix seconds, datetime object, ISO string).Background
Nextra 2's built-in search is FlexSearch-based and indexes page content with stronger weights for the title and headings. There is no tag/keyword/synonym system, so the only lever is making the search terms actually appear in headings and the intro paragraph.
Test plan
pnpm dev, search "timestamp" in the docs sidebar, confirm Transaction Context appears as a top result