I have a `test.md` that looks like this:

```
# test

# test {#test}
```

I ran `pandoc test.md --to latex --from markdown` and expected to get the 
following:

```
\hypertarget{test}{%
\section{test}\label{test-1}}

\hypertarget{test}{%
\section{test}\label{test}}
```

Instead, I got:

```
[WARNING] Duplicate identifier 'test' at line 6 column 1
\hypertarget{test}{%
\section{test}\label{test}}

\hypertarget{test}{%
\section{test}\label{test}}
```

Turning `auto_identifiers` off "fixes" this by not giving the first 
instance a label. But shouldn't `auto_identifiers` be able to automatically 
label headings while taking into account existing IDs?

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