Fix Markdownlint errors

[leynos]

Summary

• fix long lines
• add blank lines around lists and fences
• fix trailing colon headings
• break up long bullet lines

Testing

• npx markdownlint docs/conditional-testing.md
• pytest -q (fails: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pytest_asyncio')

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https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_685c70c516c4832285f8aa4e16ca4a58

Summary by Sourcery

Fix Markdownlint errors in the conditional-testing documentation by adjusting line wraps, blank lines, and punctuation.

Documentation:

• Wrap long lines to improve readability
• Insert blank lines around lists and fenced code blocks
• Remove trailing colons from headings
• Reflow long bullet items for proper formatting

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR applies markdownlint fixes to docs/conditional-testing.md by manually wrapping long lines to enforce maximum line length, inserting blank lines around lists, code fences, and headings, and normalizing heading punctuation.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Wrap long lines to fix markdownlint max-line-length errors	Split paragraph sentences across multiple lines Broken up long bullet list entries Reflowed list item text to adhere to length limits	docs/conditional-testing.md
Add blank lines around lists, code fences, and headings	Inserted blank lines before and after list blocks Added spacing around code fence sections Ensured consistent vertical spacing around subheadings	docs/conditional-testing.md
Normalize heading punctuation by removing trailing colons	Removed trailing colons from subheadings Adjusted heading text to omit unnecessary punctuation	docs/conditional-testing.md

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Improved formatting and readability in the conditional testing guide without altering content or instructions.

Walkthrough

This update applies formatting and whitespace adjustments to the docs/conditional-testing.md file. The changes include breaking up long lines, adding blank lines before list items and section headers, and improving overall readability. No content, logic, or code examples were altered; all modifications are purely stylistic.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
docs/conditional-testing.md	Reformatted lines, adjusted whitespace, and improved Markdown layout.

Possibly related PRs

• Fix Markdown formatting lille#25: Refactors Markdown formatting and line wrapping for readability, similar in scope and approach.
• Fix markdown formatting falcon-pachinko#21: Focuses on Markdown and whitespace improvements in documentation, mirroring the stylistic nature of this PR.
• Format docs with mdformat #36: Implements formatting and stylistic updates to Markdown documentation, aligning with the changes in this PR.

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Adjusting lines to look complete.
No code was changed, no logic bent,
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• docs/conditional-testing.md (6 hunks)

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docs/conditional-testing.md

[typographical] ~158-~158: To join two clauses or introduce examples, consider using an em dash.
Context: ... them 5. Consider CI/CD implications - you may want separate test jobs for d...

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

docs/conditional-testing.md (2)

3-4: Formatting improvements look sound

All changes are purely stylistic and bring the document in line with Markdown-lint guidelines. Readability is noticeably better, and fenced blocks / lists are now properly separated.

Also applies to: 18-19, 40-48, 131-147, 181-182

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151-159: Use an en-dash or em-dash instead of a hyphen in bullet 5

The dash after “CI/CD implications” is picked up by Markdown-lint / LanguageTool. Swap the plain hyphen for an en-dash (–) or em-dash (—) for typographical correctness:

-5. **Consider CI/CD implications** - you may want separate test jobs for
+5. **Consider CI/CD implications** – you may want separate test jobs for

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