CLDR-18014 Fix sub-bullets

docs/site/downloads/cldr-46.md

@@ -89,9 +89,9 @@ For the reason why, see the algorithm in [Likely Subtags](https://www.unicode.or
 5. Macrolanguage mapping / locale canonicalization
    - Parent and defaultContent mappings have been added for Kara-Kalpak (`kaa`) and Konkani (`kok`); defaultContent mappings have been added for Kazakh (`kk`), Ladin (`lld`), Latgalian (`ltg`), Mócheno (`mhn`), and Chinese (Latin, China) (`zh_Latn_CN`).
    - The predominant language encompassed by "kok" (Konkani macrolanguage) has been changed from "knn" (Konkani / individual language) to "gom" (Goan Konkani) in [CLDR-17121](https://unicode-org.atlassian.net/browse/CLDR-17121)
-   		- The TC found that the predominant encompassed language is "gom" according to local governments and also industry practice; and the CLDR data in the "kok" locale has really been "gom" not "knn".
-   		- As a result, "knn" no longer canonicalizes to "kok"; instead, "gom" now canonicalizes to "kok".
-        - CLDR follows long-standing industry practice in using a macrolanguage subtag instead of the predominant encompassed language. Other examples include the use of "zh" for Mandarin ("cmn") and the use of "ar" for Standard Arabic ("arb").
+     - The TC found that the predominant encompassed language is "gom" according to local governments and also industry practice; and the CLDR data in the "kok" locale has really been "gom" not "knn".
+     - As a result, "knn" no longer canonicalizes to "kok"; instead, "gom" now canonicalizes to "kok".
+     - CLDR follows long-standing industry practice in using a macrolanguage subtag instead of the predominant encompassed language. Other examples include the use of "zh" for Mandarin ("cmn") and the use of "ar" for Standard Arabic ("arb").
 6. Language matching
     - Dropped the fallback mapping `desired="uk" → supported="ru"` (so that Ukrainian (`uk`) doesn't fall back to Russian (`ru`)).
         - Note: A fallback language is used when the user's primary language is unavailable,