Issue template improvements #4479
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Isolate each section title and each list from other elements, to make them more visually distinguishable. This should also make it easier to find and edit only the parts that are meant to be edited. See also the following discussion: netblue30#4468
This properly separates the document into sections and makes the titles stand out more. It is also more consistent with what is generated by GitHub issue forms (YAML). See also the following discussion: netblue30#4468
And put the code block inside of an HTML paragraph, so that it's not just free floating after the `<summary>`.
Currently, the log portion seems to be part of the Checklist section.
rusty-snake
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reinerh
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Make sections easier to see and edit.
By the way, I've intended to do this for a while, as I always thought that the
template looked rather crooked. I had assumed that it was just created from
scratch by hand like any other file, but recently I learned that GitHub is what
generates issue templates using such unusual markup for some reason. Now I see
that it's even mentioned in the commit that adds the template:
Cc: @Fred-Barclay (from the commit) @reinerh @rusty-snake (from #4468)