[elpa] externals/llm 723c0b3786 31/34: Minor README whitespace and formatting fixes

[Andrew Hyatt]

branch: externals/llm
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Author: Andrew Hyatt <ahyatt@gmail.com>
Commit: Andrew Hyatt <ahyatt@gmail.com>

    Minor README whitespace and formatting fixes
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 #+TITLE: llm package for emacs
 
 * Introduction
-This is a library for interfacing with Large Language Models.  It allows elisp 
code to use LLMs, but allows gives the end-user an option to choose which LLM 
they would prefer.  This is especially useful for LLMs, since there are various 
high-quality ones that in which API access costs money, as well as  locally 
installed ones that are free, but of medium quality.  Applications using LLMs 
can use this library to make sure their application works regardless of whether 
the user has a local  [...]
+This is a library for interfacing with Large Language Models.  It allows elisp 
code to use LLMs, but allows gives the end-user an option to choose which LLM 
they would prefer.  This is especially useful for LLMs, since there are various 
high-quality ones that in which API access costs money, as well as locally 
installed ones that are free, but of medium quality.  Applications using LLMs 
can use this library to make sure their application works regardless of whether 
the user has a local L [...]
 
 The functionality supported by LLMs is not completely consistent, nor are 
their APIs.  In this library we attempt to abstract functionality to a higher 
level, because sometimes those higher level concepts are supported by an API, 
and othertimes they must be put in more low-level concepts.  One such 
higher-level concept is "examples" where the client can show example 
interactions to demonstrate a pattern for the LLM.  The GCloud Vertex API has 
an explicit API for examples, but for Open AI [...]
 
-Some functionality may not be supported by LLMs.  Any unsupported 
functionality with throw a ='not-implemented= signal.
+Some functionality may not be supported by LLMs.  Any unsupported 
functionality with throw a ~'not-implemented~ signal.
 
 This package is simple at the moment, but will grow as both LLMs and 
functionality is added.
 * Setting up providers