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See e.g. in the mock-up in https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File%3AEditing_Team_-_2014%E2%80%9315_Q1_quarterly_review.pdf&page=19
This looks like it'd require us to implement either subgroups of some kind, or a way to explicitly order the groups (to be able to insert separators at arbitrary positions). If we also want sub-headings as shown in the mockup, we probably actually want the subgroup approach. Do we?
(In reply to Bartosz Dziewoński from comment #1) > This looks like it'd require us to implement either subgroups of some kind, > or a way to explicitly order the groups (to be able to insert separators at > arbitrary positions). > > If we also want sub-headings as shown in the mockup, we probably actually > want the subgroup approach. Do we? I was thinking sub-groups, yes (hence the title ;-)). I don't think we'd ever actually use headings of sub-groups in practice, but others might.
