Fix closing <table> tag in Documentation.md#10
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The alignment of these closing tags were preventing the docs from rendering correctly on GitHub and in VS Code's Markdown Preview.
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Hi @junmer. Possible to get this documentation fix merged? I'd also like to add a |
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The alignment of these closing tags were preventing the docs from rendering correctly on GitHub and in VS Code's Markdown Preview.
Currently
With the HTML fix
Screen shots are from VS Code's Markdown Preview, but this can also be seen on GitHub (linked above).
Also, thank you for porting this library to JavaScript!