Merge pull request #3328 from craigcomstock/various-fixes/3.24

Fix formatting (3.24)

examples/example-snippets/user-management.markdown

@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ drwxr-xr-x 5 root root 4096 Dec 22 16:37 ..
 From the above output we can see that the local users `jack` and
 `jill` are present, and that they both have home directories.
 
-Now lets activate the example policy and insepect the result.
+Now lets activate the example policy and inspect the result.
 
 ```console
 root@debian-jessie:/core/examples# cf-agent -KIf ./local_users_absent.cf

examples/tutorials/write-cfengine-policy.markdown

@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ Let's save this policy in `/tmp/my-policy.cf`.
 You can now run this policy either in Distributed (client-server) System or in a
 Stand Alone system. The next two sections will cover each of the options.
 
-## Option#1: Running the policy on a stand alone system
+### Option#1: Running the policy on a stand alone system
 
 Since CFEngine is fully distributed we can run policies locally. This can come
 in handy as the result of a run is instant, especially during the design phase

examples/tutorials/writing-and-serving-policy.markdown

@@ -50,7 +50,6 @@ Writing, deploying, and using CFEngine `promises` will generally follow these si
 2. Create a bundle and promise in the file (see ["Hello world" policy example][Examples and tutorials#"Hello world" policy example]).
 3. Save the file on the policy server somewhere under `/var/cfengine/masterfiles` (can be under a sub-directory).
 4. Let CFEngine know about the `promise` on the `policy server`, generally in the file `/var/cfengine/masterfiles/promises.cf`, or a file elsewhere but referred to in `promises.cf`.
-
     * Optional: it is also possible to call a bundle manually, using `cf-agent`.
 
 5. Verify the `policy file` was deployed and successfully run.

reference/components/cf-agent.markdown

@@ -1096,6 +1096,7 @@ The following classes are excluded from logging:
 * `any`
 * `from_cfexecd`
 * Life cycle (`Lcycle_0`, `GMT_Lcycle_3`)
+
 ### secureinput
 
 **Description:** The `secureinput` menu option policy checks whether

reference/language-concepts/normal-ordering.markdown

@@ -77,6 +77,7 @@ evaluation perspective as bundles placed in files included in body common
 control inputs will be evaluated before bundles from file control inputs.
 
 The following steps are executed per-bundle for each file parsed, in this order:
+
 1. if it's a common bundle, evaluate **vars** promises
 2. if it's a common bundle, evaluate **classes** promises
 3. evaluate **vars** promises

reference/masterfiles-policy-framework.markdown

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ published: true
 sorting: 90
 ---
 
-The Masterfiles Policy Framework or MPF also commonly reffered to as simply
+The Masterfiles Policy Framework or MPF also commonly referred to as simply
 masterfiles is the policy framework that ships with CFEngine.
 
 [%CFEngine_include_markdown(../../masterfiles/MPF.md)%]

reference/promise-types/commands.markdown

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ commands:
 ```
 
 When referring to executables the full path to the executable must be used.
-When reffereing to executables whose paths contain spaces, you should quote
+When referring to executables whose paths contain spaces, you should quote
 the entire program string separately so that CFEngine knows the name of the
 executable file. For example: