Decrease headerdoc indenting to appease appledoc (see #55).

I think I have finally found out the reason for CocoaDocs ignoring
our markup: I have indented the documentation by four spaces, which
was interpreted as “code” by appledoc. Trying now without the indent,
that should finally help.

1 files changed, 10 insertions, 10 deletions

diff --git a/Framework/MASShortcutView+Bindings.h b/Framework/MASShortcutView+Bindings.h
index 8cc84df..01b2246 100644
--- a/Framework/MASShortcutView+Bindings.h
+++ b/Framework/MASShortcutView+Bindings.h
@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
 #import "MASShortcutView.h"
 
 /**
-    A simplified interface to bind the recorder value to user defaults.
+ A simplified interface to bind the recorder value to user defaults.
 
-    You can bind the `shortcutValue` to user defaults using the standard
-    `bind:toObject:withKeyPath:options:` call, but since that’s a lot to type
-    and read, here’s a simpler option.
+ You can bind the `shortcutValue` to user defaults using the standard
+ `bind:toObject:withKeyPath:options:` call, but since that’s a lot to type
+ and read, here’s a simpler option.
 
-    Setting the `associatedUserDefaultsKey` binds the view’s shortcut value
-    to the given user defaults key. You can supply a value transformer to convert
-    values between user defaults and `MASShortcut`. If you don’t supply
-    a transformer, the `NSUnarchiveFromDataTransformerName` will be used
-    automatically.
+ Setting the `associatedUserDefaultsKey` binds the view’s shortcut value
+ to the given user defaults key. You can supply a value transformer to convert
+ values between user defaults and `MASShortcut`. If you don’t supply
+ a transformer, the `NSUnarchiveFromDataTransformerName` will be used
+ automatically.
 
-    Set `associatedUserDefaultsKey` to `nil` to disconnect the binding.
+ Set `associatedUserDefaultsKey` to `nil` to disconnect the binding.
 */
 @interface MASShortcutView (Bindings)