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README.md

@@ -2,14 +2,14 @@
 
 Reference example for using [decky-frontend-lib](https://github.com/SteamDeckHomebrew/decky-frontend-lib) (@decky/ui) in a [decky-loader](https://github.com/SteamDeckHomebrew/decky-loader) plugin.
 
-### **Please also refer to the [wiki](https://wiki.deckbrew.xyz/en/user-guide/home#plugin-development) for important information on plugin development and submissions/updates. currently documentation is split between this README and the wiki which is something we are hoping to rectify in the future.**  
+### **Please also refer to the [wiki](https://wiki.deckbrew.xyz/en/user-guide/home#plugin-development) for important information on plugin development and submissions/updates. currently documentation is split between this README and the wiki which is something we are hoping to rectify in the future.**
 
 ## Developers
 
 ### Dependencies
 
-This template relies on the user having Node.js v16.14+ and `pnpm` (v9) installed on their system.  
-Please make sure to install pnpm v9 to prevent issues with CI during plugin submission.  
+This template relies on the user having Node.js v16.14+ and `pnpm` (v9) installed on their system.
+Please make sure to install pnpm v9 to prevent issues with CI during plugin submission.
 `pnpm` can be downloaded from `npm` itself which is recommended.
 
 #### Linux
@@ -24,11 +24,11 @@ If you would like to build plugins that have their own custom backends, Docker i
 
 1. You can fork this repo or utilize the "Use this template" button on Github.
 2. In your local fork/own plugin-repository run these commands:
-   1. ``pnpm i``
-   2. ``pnpm run build``
+   1. `pnpm i`
+   2. `pnpm run build`
    - These setup pnpm and build the frontend code for testing.
 3. Consult the [decky-frontend-lib](https://github.com/SteamDeckHomebrew/decky-frontend-lib) repository for ways to accomplish your tasks.
-   - Documentation and examples are still rough, 
+   - Documentation and examples are still rough,
    - Decky loader primarily targets Steam Deck hardware so keep this in mind when developing your plugin.
 4. If using VSCodium/VSCode, run the `setup` and `build` and `deploy` tasks. If not using VSCodium etc. you can derive your own makefile or just manually utilize the scripts for these commands as you see fit.
 
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ If you are developing with a backend for a plugin and would like to submit it to
 When building your plugin, the source code will be built and any finished binary or binaries will be output to ``backend/out`` (which is created during CI.)
 If your buildscript, makefile or any other build method does not place the binary files in the ``backend/out`` directory they will not be properly picked up during CI and your plugin will not have the required binaries included for distribution.
 
-Example:  
+Example:
 In our makefile used to demonstrate the CI process of building and distributing a plugin backend, note that the makefile explicitly creates the `out` folder (``backend/out``) and then compiles the binary into that folder. Here's the relevant snippet.
 
 ```make
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ The CI does create the `out` folder itself but we recommend creating it yourself
 
 Note: When locally building your plugin it will be placed into a folder called 'out' this is different from the concept described above.
 
-The out folder is not sent to the final plugin, but is then put into a ``bin`` folder which is found at the root of the plugin's directory.  
+The out folder is not sent to the final plugin, but is then put into a ``bin`` folder which is found at the root of the plugin's directory.
 More information on the bin folder can be found below in the distribution section below.
 
 ### Distribution
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ pluginname-v1.0.0.zip (version number is optional but recommended for users sake
    |  dist/ <directory> [required]
    |      |
    |      index.js [required]
-   | 
+   |
    package.json [required]
    plugin.json [required]
    main.py {required if you are using the python backend of decky-loader: serverAPI}