message: docs: fix readme inputs table
diff: @@ -491,7 +491,7 @@ The fourth cache behaviour handles next API requests `api/*`.
  ### Inputs
  | Name | Type | Default Value | Description |
  -| ------------------------ | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --- |
  +| ------------------------ | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
  | domain | `Array` | `null` | For example `['admin', 'portal.com']` |
  | domainRedirects | `object` | `{}` | Adds domain-level redirects at the edge using a 308 redirect. Specify an object of domain name -> redirect destination with protocol. For example, `www.example.com: https://example.com`. See [here](https://github.com/serverless-nextjs/serverless-next.js#i-was-expecting-for-automatic-subdomain-redirection-when-using-the-domaintype-wwwapex-input) for more information. |
  | bucketName | `string` | `null` | Custom bucket name where static assets are stored. By default is autogenerated. |
  @@ -501,8 +501,8 @@ The fourth cache behaviour handles next API requests `api/*`.
  | description | `string` | `*lambda-type*@Edge for Next CloudFront distribution` | The description that will be used for both lambdas. Note that "(API)" will be appended to the API lambda description. |
  | policy | `string\|object` | `arn:aws:iam::aws:policy/service-role/AWSLambdaBasicExecutionRole` | The arn or inline policy that will be assigned to both lambdas. |
  | roleArn | `string\|object` | null | The arn of role that will be assigned to both lambdas. |
  -| runtime | `string\|object` | `nodejs12.x` | When assigned a value, both the default and api lambdas will be assigned the runtime defined in the value. When assigned to an object, values for the default and api lambdas can be separately defined | |
  -| memory | `number\|object` | `512` | When assigned a number, both the default and api lambdas will be assigned memory of that value. When assigned to an object, values for the default and api lambdas can be separately defined | |
  +| runtime | `string\|object` | `nodejs12.x` | When assigned a value, both the default and api lambdas will be assigned the runtime defined in the value. When assigned to an object, values for the default and api lambdas can be separately defined |
  +| memory | `number\|object` | `512` | When assigned a number, both the default and api lambdas will be assigned memory of that value. When assigned to an object, values for the default and api lambdas can be separately defined |
  | timeout | `number\|object` | `10` | Same as above |
  | handler | `string` | `index.handler` | When assigned a value, overrides the default function handler to allow for configuration. Copies `handler.js` in route into the Lambda folders. Your handler MUST still call the `default-handler` afterwards or your function won't work with Next.JS |
  | name | `string\|object` | / | When assigned a string, both the default and api lambdas will assigned name of that value. When assigned to an object, values for the default and api lambdas can be separately defined |
  