fix: list indentation

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@@ -28,13 +28,13 @@ This means a release timeline MIGHT look like:
- Week 2: New major features & other changes
- Week 3: New minor features & bugfixing
- Week 4: Release candidates and final release
- Day 1: Fork release branch from `main` and tag `YY.MM.0-rc.1`
- Day 2: If there are bugfixes, tag `YY.MM.0-rc.2`
- Day 3: If there are bugfixes, tag `YY.MM.0-rc.3`
- Day 4: If there are bugfixes, tag `YY.MM.0-rc.4`
- Day 5: If there are bugfixes, tag `YY.MM.0-rc.5`
- Day 6: If there are bugfixes, tag `YY.MM.0-rc.6`
- Day 7: If there are no serious bugs, tag `YY.MM.0` and release.
- Day 1: Fork release branch from `main` and tag `YY.MM.0-rc.1`
- Day 2: If there are bugfixes, tag `YY.MM.0-rc.2`
- Day 3: If there are bugfixes, tag `YY.MM.0-rc.3`
- Day 4: If there are bugfixes, tag `YY.MM.0-rc.4`
- Day 5: If there are bugfixes, tag `YY.MM.0-rc.5`
- Day 6: If there are bugfixes, tag `YY.MM.0-rc.6`
- Day 7: If there are no serious bugs, tag `YY.MM.0` and release.
New changes of any sort may be made to the `main` branch at any point during the month, but they will not be included
in the release until the next cycle.