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Fix inconsistent heading indentation (stray leading space on 4 headings) - #6

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Summary

Four headings in README.md have a single stray leading space before the ### marker, unlike all other 99 headings in the document (which start at column 0):

  • MUST property names must be snake_case or camelCase [118]
  • MUST use same semantics for null and absent properties [123]
  • PUT
  • SHOULD use URL versioning [115]

GitHub tolerates up to 3 leading spaces on an ATX heading per CommonMark, so all four still render correctly today — this is a pure whitespace/consistency fix, not a rendering bug, and doesn't change any wording.

About us

We're Laura Serna Gaviria (Emergent Interaction Lab, Germany) and Simeon Kepp (RFI-IRFOS, Austria) — two of your neighbours to the north. We work on human–AI interaction research and API/systems engineering, and we've been reading through these guidelines closely for our own work, genuinely impressed that a federal government publishes something this thorough and this well-reasoned in the open. We love Switzerland, and this is a small, honest thank-you back — not a joke PR, just an actual fix we noticed while using the document for real.

Four headings in README.md have a single leading space before the
"###" ATX marker, unlike all other 99 headings in the document which
start at column 0:

  - "MUST property names must be snake_case or camelCase [118]"
  - "MUST use same semantics for null and absent properties [123]"
  - "PUT"
  - "SHOULD use URL versioning [115]"

GitHub's renderer tolerates up to 3 leading spaces on an ATX heading
per CommonMark, so these still render correctly today - but the
inconsistency shows up in stricter markdown linters/tooling and in
diffs, and there's no reason for these four to differ from the other
99 headings in the same file. Purely whitespace, no wording changed.

Co-authored-by: Laura Serna Gaviria <lsgaviria94@gmail.com>
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