[elpa] externals/indent-bars 0ce041ed59 084/431: Update README.md

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Author: JD Smith <93749+jdtsmith@users.noreply.github.com>
Commit: GitHub <noreply@github.com>

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@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ This package provides vertical indentation _guide bars_, with 
the following feat
 - **How can I find out if my Emacs supports stipples?!**  See [Testing 
Stipples](#testing-stipples).
 - **These bars are too instrusive!** Reduce the `:blend` value in 
`indent-bars-color` closer to zero. Consider disabling 
`indent-bars-color-by-depth`.
 - **I can barely see the bars!** Increase the `:blend` value in 
`indent-bars-color` closer to one.
-- **I want completely unique indent guidebars so as to flex on my work 
colleagues!**: check the [Examples](examples.md) for some ideas.  The sky is 
the limit.
+- **I want completely unique indent guidebars so as to flex on my 
colleagues!** check the [Examples](examples.md) for some ideas.  The sky is the 
limit.
 - **I use Emacs on the terminal, you insensitive clod!** `indent-bars` will 
just work for you (though you don't get any fancy bar patterns).
 - **I use graphical Emacs, but am an extreme minimalist.  All my outfits are 
gray.  Including my socks.**  Maybe 
[this]([url](https://github.com/jdtsmith/indent-bars/blob/main/examples.md#minimal))
 will suit you?  Otherwise, you can turn off the stipple and use old fashioned 
`│` characters with `indent-bars-prefer-character`.