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`--indent X` lets the user set the number of spaces to be added for the indentation.
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Rationale: indentation of sub-levels in bullet lists is 2 spaces according to github documentation, 4 spaces is very common though, 3 is less common. All are accepted by GitHub but other tools are not that flexible, typically mkdocs.
I propose to make the size of the indentation customizable, with a default at 3 to be backward compatible. The extra parameter is
--indent.Thank you for considering this addition and to comment on the naming of the parameter and the actual implementation.