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Fix headers in markdown #1053

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##Box Model Layout
## Box Model Layout

ASLayout is an automatic, asynchronous, purely Objective-C box model layout feature. It is a simplified version of CSS flex box, loosely inspired by ComponentKit’s Layout. It is designed to make your layouts extensible and reusable.

`UIView` instances store position and size in their `center` and `bounds` properties. As constraints change, Core Animation performs a layout pass to call `layoutSubviews`, asking views to update these properties on their subviews.

`<ASLayoutable>` instances (all ASDisplayNodes and subclasses) do not have any size or position information. Instead, Texture calls the `layoutSpecThatFits:` method with a given size constraint and the component must return a structure describing both its size, and the position and sizes of its children.

##Terminology
## Terminology

The terminology is a bit confusing, so here is a brief description of all of the Texture automatic layout players:

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You don’t need to be aware of **`ASLayout`** except to know that it represents a computed immutable layout tree and is returned by objects conforming to the `<ASLayoutable>` protocol.

##Layout for UIKit Components:
## Layout for UIKit Components:
- for UIViews that are added directly, you will still need to manually lay it out in `didLoad:`
- for UIViews that are added via `[ASDisplayNode initWithViewBlock:]` or its variants, you can then include it in `layoutSpecThatFits:`