doc: Remove blank lines between term and definition

Definition lists should take the following format in Sphinx:

  Term
    Definition.

Inserting a space between the two results in a paragraph and block quote
instead of a definition list. Correct this oversight.

Change-Id: I6938c5c33257ba3c8b3a0ced9c2c5544fc209178
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Stephen Finucane 2017-07-20 15:57:39 +01:00
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@ -22,7 +22,6 @@ cliff supports integration with Sphinx by way of a `Sphinx directives`__.
In addition, the following directive options can be supplied:
`:command:`
The name of the command, as it would appear if called from the command
line without the executable name. This will be defined in `setup.cfg` or
`setup.py` albeit with underscores. This is optional and `fnmatch-style`__
@ -30,7 +29,6 @@ cliff supports integration with Sphinx by way of a `Sphinx directives`__.
information.
`:application:`
The top-level application name, which will be prefixed before all
commands. This option overrides the global option
`autoprogram_cliff_application` described below.
@ -40,7 +38,6 @@ cliff supports integration with Sphinx by way of a `Sphinx directives`__.
.. seealso:: The ``autoprogram_cliff_application`` configuration option.
`:ignored:`
A comma-separated list of options to exclude from documentation for this
option. This is useful for options that are of low value.
@ -50,7 +47,6 @@ cliff supports integration with Sphinx by way of a `Sphinx directives`__.
placed in `conf.py`:
`autoprogram_cliff_application`
The top-level application name, which will be prefixed before all
commands. This is generally defined in the `console_scripts` attribute of
the `entry_points` section of either `setup.cfg` or `setup.py`. Refer to
@ -68,7 +64,6 @@ cliff supports integration with Sphinx by way of a `Sphinx directives`__.
.. seealso:: The ``:application:`` directive option.
`autoprogram_cliff_ignored`
A global list of options to exclude from documentation. This can be used
to prevent duplication of common options, such as those used for
pagination, across **all** options.