Fix formatting for RFC 63

rfc-063-naming-new-apps-gems-on-gov-uk.md

@@ -1,22 +1,26 @@
 ## Problem
 
-Apps and gems on GOV.UK have history followed different naming schemes. Recently we've established a pattern we're quite happy with, but we've never written that down.
+Apps and gems on GOV.UK have history followed different naming schemes.
+Recently we've established a pattern we're quite happy with, but we've never
+written that down.
 
 This RFC is an attempt to write down the current conventions.
 
 ## Naming applications
 
-Firstly, the [service manual has good guidance on naming things](https://www.gov.uk/service-manual/design/naming-your-service).
+Firstly, the [service manual has good guidance on naming
+things](https://www.gov.uk/service-manual/design/naming-your-service).
 
 The most important rules:
 
-- The name should be self-descriptive. No branding or puns (like Rummager, Needotron and Maslow) 
-- Use  **dashes**  for the URL and GitHub repo
+- The name should be self-descriptive. No branding or puns (like Rummager,
+  Needotron and Maslow)
+- Use **dashes** for the URL and GitHub repo
 - The name of the app should be the same on GitHub, Puppet and hostname
 
-**Publishing applications**
+### Publishing applications
 
-Applications that publish things are named **x-publisher**. 
+Applications that publish things are named **x-publisher**.
 
 Good:
 
@@ -28,9 +32,10 @@ Not so good:
 - publisher (too generic)
 - contacts-admin (could be contacts-publisher)
 
-**Frontend applications**
+### Frontend applications
 
-Applications that render content to end users on GOV.UK are named **x-frontend**
+Applications that render content to end users on GOV.UK are named
+**x-frontend**
 
 Good:
 
@@ -42,9 +47,9 @@ Not so good:
 - collections (could be collections-frontend)
 - frontend (too generic)
 
-**APIs**
+### APIs
 
-. 
+Applications that just expose an API are named **x-api**.
 
 Good:
 
@@ -56,9 +61,10 @@ Not so good:
 
 - rummager (should be search-api)
 
-**Admin applications**
+### Admin applications
 
-Applications that "manage" things can be called **x-manager ** or **x-admin** or **thing-doer.**
+Applications that "manage" things can be called **x-manager** or **x-admin** or
+**thing-doer**.
 
 Good:
 
@@ -73,20 +79,20 @@ No so good:
 
 ## Naming gems
 
-- Use the official [Rubygems naming convention](http://guides.rubygems.org/name-your-gem/) - use underscores for multiple words.
+- Use the official [Rubygems naming
+  convention](http://guides.rubygems.org/name-your-gem/)
+- Use underscores for multiple words
 - Use `govuk_` prefix if the gem is only interesting to projects within GOV.UK
 
 Good:
 
 - govuk\_sidekiq
 - govuk\_content\_models
 - govuk\_admin\_template
-- vcloud-edge\_gateway  
-
+- vcloud-edge\_gateway
 
 Not so good:
 
 - slimmer
 - plek
 - gds-sso (should be gds\_sso, or govuk\_sso)
-