Fix as per Lint workflow (#477)

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -8,8 +8,9 @@
   - Shellcheck and shfmt completion scripts (#463)
   - Shellcheck and shfmt generated files (#464)
   - Trim kerl releases output **Breaking change** (#465)
-  - Bury dead code **Breaking change** (#466) 
-    patches and code for very old OTP releases have been removed - if you need this, please use 3.1.0 or earlier.
+  - Bury dead code **Breaking change** (#466)
+    patches and code for very old OTP releases have been removed - if you need this,
+    please use 3.1.0 or earlier.
   - Fix kerl remote command (#469)
   - Fix csh (de)activate (#470)
   - Fix no whitespace before ps output (#474)

CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -43,22 +43,23 @@ We may discuss details with you regarding the implementation, and its inclusion
 We try to have as many of `kerl`'s features tested as possible. Everything that a user can do,
 and is repeatable in any way, should be tested, to guarantee backwards compatible.
 
-## Adding support for your Linux distribution to scan for build pre-requisites 
+## Adding support for your Linux distribution to scan for build pre-requisites
 
 Erlang needs several packages to build correctly - many of which may or may not be present on a fresh
-OS install or docker image, so as a convenience, kerl tests for these packages before it attempts to
+OS install or Docker image, so as a convenience, `kerl` tests for these packages before it attempts to
 build.
 
 We currently have tests for many popular Linux distributions but the sheer number of them means we
 may not have support for yours. If you want to add it, here is what we are looking for:
 
-* starting around line 700 are a series of `_KPP_<distro>_` parameters.
-* Inspect the `/etc/os-release` file and find out what your distribution is called there
-* Use that name to name your variables.
-* Add a new function in the style of `_rpm()` `_dpkg()` etc to probe your distribution's package manager
-* Add the list of packages corresponding to names used by the package manager in another variable
-* Add the package probe function name to a new variable so kerl knows how to drive its testing
-* Test locally and submit the output from that test as a comment in your PR
+- Starting around line 700 are a series of `_KPP_<distro>_` parameters
+- Inspect the `/etc/os-release` file and find out what your distribution is called there
+- Use that name to name your variables
+- Add a new function in the style of `_rpm()`, `_dpkg()`, etc., to probe your distribution's package
+manager
+- Add the list of packages corresponding to names used by the package manager in another variable
+- Add the package probe function name to a new variable so `kerl` knows how to drive its testing
+- Test locally and submit the output from that test as a comment in your PR
 
 ## Submitting your changes