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There's a newline that splits a sentence in the docs, causing the text to only render the first half in an IDE's doc highlight. Removing redundant newline(s) fixes this, also removed a few other unecessary newlines.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR removes redundant newlines in the ST7701S display component documentation to fix rendering issues where split sentences only show partially in IDE doc highlights.

  • Consolidated multi-line data_rate parameter description into a single line
  • Removed unnecessary blank lines between configuration parameters
  • Improved documentation readability and IDE compatibility

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Documentation update in content/components/display/st7701s.md: trimmed blank lines, consolidated the data_rate description into one line, and added 20MHz to the listed valid data rate values. No parameter names or semantics changed.

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Docs: ST7701S display
content/components/display/st7701s.md
Removed extra blank lines; merged multi-line data_rate description into a single line; added 20MHz to valid data_rate values; no changes to exported/public entities.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
content/components/display/st7701s.md (2)

97-99: Minor wording/grammar polish for data_rate + spi_mode

Tiny readability/consistency tweaks: add the serial comma before the final “or”, and simplify “interface to the display”.

-**data_rate** (*Optional*): Set the data rate of the SPI interface to the display. One of `80MHz`, `40MHz`, `20MHz`, `10MHz`, `5MHz`, `2MHz`, `1MHz` (default), `200kHz`, `75kHz` or `1kHz`.
-**spi_mode** (*Optional*): Set the mode for the SPI interface to the display. Default is `MODE0` but some displays require `MODE3`.
+**data_rate** (*Optional*): Set the data rate of the SPI interface for the display. One of `80MHz`, `40MHz`, `20MHz`, `10MHz`, `5MHz`, `2MHz`, `1MHz` (default), `200kHz`, `75kHz`, or `1kHz`.
+**spi_mode** (*Optional*): Set the SPI mode used to communicate with the display. Default is `MODE0`, but some displays require `MODE3`.

130-131: Example value casing vs. allowed options

The “Configuration variables” list specifies color_order should be one of bgr (default) or rgb (lowercase), but the example uses RGB. If parsing is case-insensitive this is harmless; if not, it could confuse users.

-    color_order: RGB
+    color_order: rgb

If the implementation is case-insensitive, consider mentioning that explicitly in the option description to reduce support churn.

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[grammar] ~97-~97: There might be a mistake here.
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97-97: 20MHz addition: looks fine; please confirm code support and constraints

Nice catch adding 20MHz. Before merging, please verify the underlying driver and validation layer actually accept 20MHz and that there aren’t board-specific caps that would make this misleading (e.g., some panels or level-shifters top out at 10–12.5MHz in practice). If this value is newly permitted in code, a quick link or note in the PR description would help future readers.

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