Documentation: Add empty lines before lists
@@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ For instance the key **/b/c** has the path **/** -> **b** -> **c**.
Note how the name of the key determines the path to its value.
You can use the file system analogy as a mnemonic to remember these commands (like the file system commands in your favorite operating system):
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- `kdb ls <path>`
lists keys below _path_
- `kdb rm <key>`
@@ -37,6 +38,7 @@ For example `kdb get /b/c` should return `Value 2` now, if you set the values be
Now we abandon the file system analogy and introduce the concept of _namespaces_.
Every key in Elektra belongs to one of these namespaces:
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- **spec** for specification of other keys
- **proc** for in-memory keys (e.g. command-line)
- **dir** for dir keys in current working directory
