fix: indentation

Author: brnhensley

src/content/docs/infrastructure-as-code/terraform/migrate-drop-rules-to-pipeline-cloud-rules.mdx

@@ -54,14 +54,14 @@ This section describes the standard Terraform workflow for migrating from `newre
     Navigate to your Terraform working directory and run one of the following commands:
 
     ```bash
-      # Apply to update state with pipeline_cloud_rule_entity_id
-      terraform apply
+    # Apply to update state with pipeline_cloud_rule_entity_id
+    terraform apply
 
-      # Safer: use refresh-only to see changes without modifying infrastructure
-      terraform apply -refresh-only
+    # Safer: use refresh-only to see changes without modifying infrastructure
+    terraform apply -refresh-only
 
-      # Targeted: limit operation to specific drop rule resources
-      terraform apply -refresh-only -target=newrelic_nrql_drop_rule.foo
+    # Targeted: limit operation to specific drop rule resources
+    terraform apply -refresh-only -target=newrelic_nrql_drop_rule.foo
     ```
 
     After running one of the above commands, the `pipeline_cloud_rule_entity_id` will be available in your state for each drop rule. Keep the IDs handy for the next step.
@@ -620,7 +620,8 @@ To simplify the native Terraform migration workflow described above, New Relic p
              action      = "drop"
              nrql        = "SELECT * FROM Log WHERE contains(message, 'SSN')"
            }
-            ``` */}
+          ```
+          */}
           </Step>
 
           <Step>