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docs/release-notes/v3.md

@@ -73,25 +73,25 @@ Feedback on these beta features and the overall incremental linting use case is
 
 Patches:
 
-	- v3.1.1 - Change usage of Node-native readline module for greater Node version compatibility
-	- v3.1.2
-		- Fix license metadata to consistently reflect MIT license
-		- Update vulnerable dependencies (both in root package and tools/rule-sandbox)
-	- v3.1.3 - Fix rule F1 logic to check all references when there are multiple in a field ([Issue 167](https://github.com/looker-open-source/look-at-me-sideways/issues/167) [PR 168](https://github.com/looker-open-source/look-at-me-sideways/pull/168))
-	- v3.1.4
-		- Fix handling of "../" patterns in includes
-		- Fix error when attempting to include one model file into another model file
+- v3.1.1 - Change usage of Node-native readline module for greater Node version compatibility
+- v3.1.2
+	- Fix license metadata to consistently reflect MIT license
+	- Update vulnerable dependencies (both in root package and tools/rule-sandbox)
+- v3.1.3 - Fix rule F1 logic to check all references when there are multiple in a field ([Issue 167](https://github.com/looker-open-source/look-at-me-sideways/issues/167) [PR 168](https://github.com/looker-open-source/look-at-me-sideways/pull/168))
+- v3.1.4
+	- Fix handling of "../" patterns in includes
+	- Fix error when attempting to include one model file into another model file
 
 # v3.2
 
-	LookML Dashboards are now supported. This functionality is disabled by default. To enable it, also install `js-yaml`, and including dashboard file pattern into your `source` argument. (Note: no built-in rules currently relate to dashboards, but you may apply custom rules to them)
+LookML Dashboards are now supported. This functionality is disabled by default. To enable it, also install `js-yaml`, and including dashboard file pattern into your `source` argument. (Note: no built-in rules currently relate to dashboards, but you may apply custom rules to them)
 
 # v3.3
 
-	- Enhance the manifest argument to accept paths to lkml, json, or yaml (with js-yaml)
-	- Add manifest-defaults argument
+- Enhance the manifest argument to accept paths to lkml, json, or yaml (with js-yaml)
+- Add manifest-defaults argument
 
 # v3.4
 
-	- Add rule `allow_exemptions` argument for rules to specify if they do not want to allow exemptions
-	- Add support for more compact exemption syntax. The older `rule_exemptions: {rule: "reason"}` syntax is still supported, though no longer emphasized
+- Add rule `allow_exemptions` argument for rules to specify if they do not want to allow exemptions
+- Add support for more compact exemption syntax. The older `rule_exemptions: {rule: "reason"}` syntax is still supported, though no longer emphasized