Section macro produces invalid HTML if it does not contain the column macro

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      As was seen in:

      https://extranet.atlassian.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=1783989426&navigatingVersions=true

      If you have a section macro that does not include a column macro you end up with table rows with no table cells. Something like:

      <table>
<tr>
something
</tr>
</table>

      This is invalid, and (firefox at least) doesn't like it at all if you place a table within the section macro as well.

      Usually it doesn't really matter. But now we rely on good markup to place the footer at the bottom of the page, so its more important.

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