style fixes

Author: rosieyohannan

docs/guides/modules/test/pages/adaptive-testing.adoc

@@ -16,7 +16,9 @@ Use adaptive testing to optimize test runs as follows:
 
 Adaptive testing reduces test execution time while maintaining test confidence.
 
-== Use cases for adaptive testing
+== Is my project a good fit for adaptive testing?
+
+The following list shows some examples of where adaptive testing can be most beneficial:
 
 * Unit and integration tests that exercise code within the same repository.
 * Projects with comprehensive test coverage. The more thorough your tests, the more precisely adaptive testing can identify which tests are impacted by changes.
@@ -38,7 +40,12 @@ TIP: In codebases with sparse test coverage, adaptive testing cannot accurately
 * Scale efficiently as test suites grow.
 
 == How it works
-The adaptive testing feature operates through two main components that work together to optimize your test execution:
+Adaptive testing operates through two main components that work together to optimize your test execution:
+
+* Dynamic test splitting
+* Test impact analysis
+
+Each component is described in more detail below.
 
 === Dynamic test splitting
 Dynamic test splitting distributes your tests across parallel execution nodes. The system maintains a shared queue that each node pulls from to create a balanced workload.
@@ -737,11 +744,11 @@ The frequency depends on your test execution speed and development pace:
 
 *Consider re-running analysis:*
 
-. After major refactoring or code restructuring
-. When test selection seems inaccurate or outdated
-. After adding significant new code or tests
+* After major refactoring or code restructuring
+* When test selection seems inaccurate or outdated
+* After adding significant new code or tests
 
-*Remember:* You can customize which branches run analysis through your CircleCI configuration - it doesn't have to be limited to the main branch.
+*Remember:* You can customize which branches run analysis through your CircleCI configuration - it does not have to be limited to the main branch.
 
 === Can I customize the test-suites.yml commands?
 
@@ -754,10 +761,10 @@ Yes, you can fully customize commands by defining `discover`, `run`, and `analys
 
 *Requirements when customizing:*
 
-. Ensure your commands properly handle test execution
-. Generate valid coverage data for the analysis phase
-. Use the correct template variables (`<< test.atoms >>`, `<< outputs.junit >>`, `<< outputs.lcov >>`)
-. Output test results in a format CircleCI can parse (typically JUnit XML)
+* Ensure your commands properly handle test execution.
+*  Generate valid coverage data for the analysis phase.
+* Use the correct template variables (`<< test.atoms >>`, `<< outputs.junit >>`, `<< outputs.lcov >>`).
+* Output test results in a format CircleCI can parse (typically JUnit XML).
 
 === What happens if no tests are impacted by a change?
 
@@ -792,22 +799,22 @@ You can also compare:
 
 === Can I run analysis on branches other than main?
 
-Yes! The branch behavior is fully customizable through your CircleCI configuration. While analysis typically runs on `main` by default, you can configure it to run on:
+Yes! The branch behavior is fully customizable through your CircleCI configuration. While analysis typically runs on `main` by default, you can configure it to run on any of the following:
 
-. Any specific branch (for example, `develop` or `staging`).
-. Multiple branches simultaneously.
-. Feature branches if needed for testing.
-. Scheduled pipelines independent of branch.
+* Any specific branch (for example, `develop` or `staging`).
+* Multiple branches simultaneously.
+* Feature branches if needed for testing.
+* Scheduled pipelines independent of branch.
 
 See the <<run-higher-parallelism-on-the-analysis-branch,Run higher parallelism on the analysis branch>> example for an example of customizing branch behavior.
 
 === Can I run test analysis and selection on any branch?
 
 Yes! The branch behavior is fully customizable through your CircleCI configuration. While analysis runs on main by default, you can configure it to run on:
 
-. Any specific branch (for example, `develop` or `staging`).
-. Feature branches if needed for testing.
-. Scheduled pipelines.
+* Any specific branch (for example, `develop` or `staging`).
+* Feature branches if needed for testing.
+* Scheduled pipelines.
 
 See the <<run-higher-parallelism-on-the-analysis-branch,Run higher parallelism on the analysis branch>> example for an example of customizing branch behavior.