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Do not combine bullet lists and headings.

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docs(readme): Follow the markdownlint recommendation
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Do not combine bullet lists and headings.
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Pull Request Overview

This PR adjusts the markdown structure to comply with markdownlint’s MD041 rule by not mixing bullet lists and headings. It replaces level-3 headings that lived in lists with plain list items under Installation, and removes list prefixes from command sections to make them headings.

  • Replaced ### headings within bullet lists in Installation with list items
  • Converted list-prefixed commands to proper level-3 headings under Commands
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docs/README.md:27

  • Since this bullet introduces a code block, consider indenting the sh block by four spaces (or one tab) so the snippet stays nested under the list item.
- 🍺 Homebrew

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The README.md file underwent formatting and stylistic changes, including the removal of certain heading markers, adjustment of indentation and spacing for code blocks, and reformatting of HTML image embeds. No changes were made to the actual content, commands, flags, or instructions.

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docs/README.md Reformatted headings, code blocks, and HTML embeds for consistency; no content or semantic changes.
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27-31: Installation bullet for Homebrew is well-formatted. The removal of the heading in favor of a list item and the nested code block indentation now comply with markdownlint requirements.

35-39: Installation bullet for Go is consistent. The list style and code fence indentation match the Homebrew entry, ensuring uniformity across installation options.

43-52: Installation bullet for GitHub Releases is correctly formatted. Both code snippets under this item are properly indented and separated, aligning with the other bullets.

81-92: Load command section formatting is correct. The heading level, surrounding blank lines, and code fence are consistently applied under the Commands section.

111-123: Save command section formatting is correct. The heading, blank-line separation, and code block indentation follow the same pattern as the Load section.

140-151: Check command section formatting is correct. The heading level and code snippet block maintain consistent structure with the other command entries.

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