[fix] Indentation in swhkd.5.scd

docs/swhkd.5.scd

@@ -6,20 +6,20 @@ swhkd	- Hotkey daemon inspired by sxhkd written in Rust
 
 # CONFIG FILE
 
-	- A global config can be defined in *~/.config/swhkd/swhkdrc*, with a
-	fallback to  */etc/swhkd/swhkdrc*. Swhkd attempts to look in your *$XDG_CONFIG_HOME*, failing which it defaults to *~/.config*.
-	- A local config overrides the global one. Local configs should be placed in the root of the project.
-    - The config file can also be specified with the *-c* flag.
+- A global config can be defined in *~/.config/swhkd/swhkdrc*, with a
+fallback to  */etc/swhkd/swhkdrc*. Swhkd attempts to look in your *$XDG_CONFIG_HOME*, failing which it defaults to *~/.config*.
+- A local config overrides the global one. Local configs should be placed in the root of the project.
+- The config file can also be specified with the *-c* flag.
 
 # ENVIRONMENT
 
-    - The environment variables are now sourced using the SWHKS binary, running in the background.
-    - The environment variables are then supplemented to the command that is to be run, thus emulating the
-    environment variables in the default shell.
-    - The commands are executed via *SHELL -c 'command'*, hence the environment is sourced from the default shell.
-    - If the user wants to use a different set of environment variables, they can set the environment variables
-    in the default shell or export the environment variables within a logged in instance of their shell before
-    running the SWHKS binary.
+- The environment variables are now sourced using the SWHKS binary, running in the background.
+- The environment variables are then supplemented to the command that is to be run, thus emulating the
+environment variables in the default shell.
+- The commands are executed via *SHELL -c 'command'*, hence the environment is sourced from the default shell.
+- If the user wants to use a different set of environment variables, they can set the environment variables
+in the default shell or export the environment variables within a logged in instance of their shell before
+running the SWHKS binary.
 
 # SYNTAX