spacing issues

Author: Bahex

blog/2025-07-22-nushell_0_106_0.md

@@ -135,10 +135,13 @@ This allows us try out, as the name suggests, experimental changes from drastic
 If you want to opt in and try them out yourself, you can enable them in the following ways:
 
 - By setting the `NU_EXPERIMENTAL_OPTIONS` variable to a comma separated list of option names **before** running `nu`.
+
   ```sh
   NU_EXPERIMENTAL_OPTIONS="reorder-cell-paths,.." nu
   ```
+
   This environment variable is **not** respected when running scripts to avoid breaking independent executable scripts.
+
 - By starting `nu` with the `--experimental-options` flag, passing in a list of option names.
   ```nushell
   nu --experimental-options=[reorder-cell-paths,..]
@@ -252,7 +255,7 @@ $val.foo.0
 - Thanks to [@JohnSwiftC], the `parse` command now allows you to specify a backtrack limit for the regex engine in [#16000]. This can help out for complicated regexes, where the default backtricking limit isn't large enough.
 - Thanks to [@kumarUjjawal], the `drop nth` command now supports spreading its arguments. This allows you to spread a list of indices directly into `drop nth` ([#15897]). Here's a (contrived) example:
   ```nushell
-   ls | drop nth ...[1 2 3]
+  ls | drop nth ...[1 2 3]
   ```
 - There are some improvements to the `find` command, thanks to [@new-years-eve]:
   - Text in nested structures will now be properly highlighted. ([#15850])