Remove superfluous double-space in issue template

[ChlorideCull]

Removes the presumably accidental double-space after "liblxqt Version:" towards the bottom of the issue template.

This has to be the most petty and unnecessary pull request I've ever done.

[tsujan]

Recently, I learned that those double-spaces meant a newline.

[ChlorideCull]

True, but this is in a list you're supposed to fill in.

There's no visual difference between my version and the current version, in fact, I think the generated HTML output might be the same.

Once you fill the list in, it's no longer at the end either, so it doesn't make a difference outside the source view.

Again, really petty and unnecessary :)

[tsujan]

I think the generated HTML output might be the same.

Maybe because that's a list or, perhaps, markdown is inconsistent about double-spaces.

Again, really petty and unnecessary :)

As far as I've seen, almost nothing is trivial. We started to think about Markdown's trailing double-spaces after all ;)

[tsujan]

It's a mess ;) https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax and http://spec.commonmark.org/0.28/#hard-line-breaks tell about double-spaces but don't exclude lists. Moreover, as I said elsewhere, I found nothing about tabs. I hate it when docs aren't specific....

EDIT: Anyhow, we don't need those spaces.

[palinek]

GTM

[ChlorideCull]

I think <li> elements don't count as inline content, so the double-space rule doesn't apply to them.

As for tabs, it says towards the top that they are not expanded to spaces, but when used for defining structure, it counts as four spaces. Means you can use them for indenting code blocks, but they are preserved verbatim inside inline content.

[tsujan]

OK. Let's merge this.