I've written a Ruby script that post-processes the EPUB file to inject a 
more full table of contents.  It includes h1 (chapter), h2 and h3 section 
levels.

I've pasted the script here: https://gist.github.com/e3158a3bba95b34ce9c0 - 
it's pretty hacky, but does the job for me.

My Haskell's not sufficiently up to snuff to include a patch to do this 
properly, and I'm not sure there's a way to iterate over chapters+sections 
in the templates (e.g. epub-titlepage.html).

Also, in another thread, John @jgm asked for an example of an EPUB with 
this kind of inline TOC, but I can't for the life of me find the thread/GH 
issue.  Anyway, I included and an example before/after contents.opf and the 
new contents.xhtml in the paste as well.

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