Fix YAML code block formatting in docs #1356
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* Fix YAML code block formatting in docs * Add @tedmiston to contributors
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- Summary
This PR fixes 2 markdown yaml code block formatting errors.
The first block had an extra blank line in it.
The second block wasn't indented consistently (using 3-space indent of 4-space) and didn't have a blank line above it after the list item causing it to not wrap correctly.
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- Test plan
Tested locally per instructions in
website/README.md.- Description for the changelog
Fix YAML code block formatting in docs
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