Standardize indentation for code snippets in the README. #184
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From what I noticed while reading the README,
I did my best to judge what would be considered long/short and added indentation accordingly, but there is a clear lack of standardization with the indentation for snippets, I'd suggest removing indentation completely, to make copy pasting easier :)
By indentation, I mean the spaces added to the start of a line but not for Python's sake
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Thanks for the great project, everything is extremely well documented in the README and setting things up was a breeze <3