Fixes indentation for nested lists in documentation

doc/book/cookbook/autowiring-routes-and-pipelines.md

@@ -182,9 +182,9 @@ With regards to routes, there are other considerations:
   in use. As an example, each of the currently supported router implementations
   has a different syntax for placeholders:
 
-  - `/user/:id` + "constraints" configuration to define constraints (zend-router)
-  - `/user/{id}` + "tokens" configuration to define constraints (Aura.Router)
-  - `/user/{id:\d+}` (FastRoute)
+    - `/user/:id` + "constraints" configuration to define constraints (zend-router)
+    - `/user/{id}` + "tokens" configuration to define constraints (Aura.Router)
+    - `/user/{id:\d+}` (FastRoute)
 
 - Your application may have specific routing considerations or design.
 
@@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ delegator factory by wiring it into their own configuration.
 
 - We recommend using delegator factories for the purpose of autowiring routes,
   and, with caveats, pipeline middleware:
-  - The pipeline should be created exactly once, so calls to `pipe()` should
-    occur in exactly _one_ delegator factory.
+    - The pipeline should be created exactly once, so calls to `pipe()` should
+      occur in exactly _one_ delegator factory.
 - Distributable packages should create a delegator factory for _routes only_,
   but _should not_ register the delegator factory by default.

doc/book/features/application.md

@@ -129,11 +129,11 @@ where:
   `Zend\Expressive\Router\Route` instance.
 - `$middleware` **must** be present if `$pathOrRoute` is a string path, and
   **must** be:
-  - a callable;
-  - a service name that resolves to valid middleware in the container;
-  - a fully qualified class name of a constructor-less class;
-  - an array of any of the above; these will be composed in order into a
-    `Zend\Stratigility\MiddlewarePipe` instance.
+    - a callable;
+    - a service name that resolves to valid middleware in the container;
+    - a fully qualified class name of a constructor-less class;
+    - an array of any of the above; these will be composed in order into a
+      `Zend\Stratigility\MiddlewarePipe` instance.
 - `$methods` must be an array of HTTP methods valid for the given path and
   middleware. If null, it assumes any method is valid.
 - `$name` is the optional name for the route, and is used when generating a URI
@@ -180,11 +180,11 @@ where:
   composed container.
 - `$middleware` is required if `$pathOrMiddleware` is a string URI path. It can
   be one of:
-  - a callable;
-  - a service name that resolves to valid middleware in the container;
-  - a fully qualified class name of a constructor-less class;
-  - an array of any of the above; these will be composed in order into a
-    `Zend\Stratigility\MiddlewarePipe` instance.
+    - a callable;
+    - a service name that resolves to valid middleware in the container;
+    - a fully qualified class name of a constructor-less class;
+    - an array of any of the above; these will be composed in order into a
+      `Zend\Stratigility\MiddlewarePipe` instance.
 
 Unlike `Zend\Stratigility\MiddlewarePipe`, `Application::pipe()` *allows
 fetching middleware by service name*. This facility allows lazy-loading of
@@ -238,15 +238,15 @@ methods for retrieving them. They include:
   [emitter](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-diactoros/blob/master/doc/book/emitting-responses.md),
   typically a `Zend\Expressive\Emitter\EmitterStack` instance.
 - `getDefaultDelegate()`: (Since 2.0) retrieves the default delegate to use when the internal middleware pipeline is exhausted without returning a response. If none is provided at instantiation, this method will do one of the following:
-  - If no container is composed, instanatiates a
-    `Zend\Expressive\Delegate\NotFoundDelegate` using the composed response
-    prototype only.
-  - If a container is composed, but does not have the
-    `Zend\Expressive\Delegate\DefaultDelegate` service, it creates and invokes an
-    instance of `Zend\Expressive\Container\NotFoundDelegateFactory`, passing it
-    the composed container, and uses the value created.
-  - If a container is composed and contains the `Zend\Expressive\Delegate\DefaultDelegate`
-    service, it returns that.
+    - If no container is composed, instanatiates a
+      `Zend\Expressive\Delegate\NotFoundDelegate` using the composed response
+      prototype only.
+    - If a container is composed, but does not have the
+      `Zend\Expressive\Delegate\DefaultDelegate` service, it creates and invokes an
+      instance of `Zend\Expressive\Container\NotFoundDelegateFactory`, passing it
+      the composed container, and uses the value created.
+    - If a container is composed and contains the `Zend\Expressive\Delegate\DefaultDelegate`
+      service, it returns that.
 - `getFinalHandler(ResponseInterface $response = null)`: (**REMOVED in version 2.0**)
   retrieves the final handler instance. This is middleware with the signature
   `function ($request, $response, $error = null)`, and it is invoked when the

doc/book/features/helpers/url-helper.md

@@ -38,18 +38,18 @@ Where:
   request.
 - `$rotueParams` is an array of substitutions to use for the provided route, with the
   following behavior:
-  - If a `RouteResult` is composed in the helper, and the `$routeName` matches
-    it, the provided `$params` will be merged with any matched parameters, with
-    those provided taking precedence.
-  - If a `RouteResult` is not composed, or if the composed result does not match
-    the provided `$routeName`, then only the `$params` provided will be used 
-    for substitutions.
-  - If no `$params` are provided, and the `$routeName` matches the currently
-    matched route, then any matched parameters found will be used.
-    parameters found will be used.
-  - If no `$params` are provided, and the `$routeName` does not match the
-    currently matched route, or if no route result is present, then no
-    substitutions will be made.
+    - If a `RouteResult` is composed in the helper, and the `$routeName` matches
+      it, the provided `$params` will be merged with any matched parameters, with
+      those provided taking precedence.
+    - If a `RouteResult` is not composed, or if the composed result does not match
+      the provided `$routeName`, then only the `$params` provided will be used
+      for substitutions.
+    - If no `$params` are provided, and the `$routeName` matches the currently
+      matched route, then any matched parameters found will be used.
+      parameters found will be used.
+    - If no `$params` are provided, and the `$routeName` does not match the
+      currently matched route, or if no route result is present, then no
+      substitutions will be made.
 - `$queryParams` is an array of query string arguments to include in the
   generated URI.
 - `$fragmentIdentifier` is a string to use as the URI fragment.

doc/book/features/modular-applications.md

@@ -10,11 +10,11 @@ two packages within the default skeleton application:
 - [zendframework/zend-config-aggregator](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-config-aggregator),
   which provides features for aggregating configuration from a variety of
   sources, including:
-  - PHP files globbed from the filesystem that return an array of configuration.
-  - [zend-config](https://docs.zendframework.com/zend-config)-compatible
-    configuration files globbed from the filesystem.
-  - Configuration provider classes; these are invokable classes which return an
-    array of configuration.
+    - PHP files globbed from the filesystem that return an array of configuration.
+    - [zend-config](https://docs.zendframework.com/zend-config)-compatible
+      configuration files globbed from the filesystem.
+    - Configuration provider classes; these are invokable classes which return an
+      array of configuration.
 - [zendframework/zend-component-installer](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-component-installer),
   a Composer plugin that looks for an `extra.zf.config-provider` entry in a
   package to install, and, if found, adds an entry for that provider to the

doc/book/reference/migration/to-v2.md

@@ -585,10 +585,10 @@ The ramifications for end users are as follows:
 
 - We have removed the following classes, which either provided final handlers,
   or acted as factories for them:
-  - `Zend\Expressive\TemplatedErrorHandler`
-  - `Zend\Expressive\WhoopsErrorHandler`
-  - `Zend\Expressive\Container\TemplatedErrorHandlerFactory`
-  - `Zend\Expressive\Container\WhoopsErrorHandlerFactory`
+    - `Zend\Expressive\TemplatedErrorHandler`
+    - `Zend\Expressive\WhoopsErrorHandler`
+    - `Zend\Expressive\Container\TemplatedErrorHandlerFactory`
+    - `Zend\Expressive\Container\WhoopsErrorHandlerFactory`
 
 If you use the `vendor/bin/expressive-pipeline-from-config` tool to migrate your
 application to programmatic pipelines, as described below, the `DefaultDelegate`