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This is embarrasing, but now that I look at the epub with the Calibre viewer and with Sigil, I see that the problem is really the Apple Books reader, not the ID export. That had never occurred to me; I did not step back far enough to think about the problem differently. In Sigil I see that the content.opf file has these lines,
<dc:language>en-US</dc:language>
<dc:language>he-IL</dc:language>and it appears that from the language specs that the Apple Books app decides to interpret the epub as an RTL book. The Calibre viewer and Kindle Preview 3 apps show the book correctly.
So there is no problem with ID export. My apologies for not looking more deeply into the problem before posting.
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Indesign 20 still does not pick up master page elements specified in the TOC definition, with exactly the problem that others have reported. In my case a chapter number element in a master page is not picked up, and I must override the chapter number in each chapter file. This seems an obvious design flaw, and to not have it corrected after so many years is, citing James' comment, "silly really."