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Fix markdown table syntax in README #3897

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## Options

| Name | Default | Description |
|------|---------|-------------|
| `maxWidth` | `650` | The `maxWidth` in pixels of the div where the markdown will be displayed. This value is used when deciding what the width of the various responsive thumbnails should be. |
| `linkImagesToOriginal` | `true` | Add a link to each image to the original image. Sometimes people want to see a full-sized version of an image e.g. to see extra detail on a part of the image and this is a convenient and common pattern for enabling this. Set this option to false to disable this behavior. |
| `sizeByPixelDensity` | `false` |
Analyze images' pixel density to make decisions about target image
size. This is what GitHub is doing when embedding images in
tickets. This is a useful setting for documentation pages with
a lot of screenshots. It can have unintended side effects on high
pixel density artworks.

Example: A screenshot made on a retina screen with a resolution of
144 (e.g. Macbook) and a width of 100px, will be rendered at 50px.
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| `sizeByPixelDensity` | `false` | Analyze images' pixel density to make decisions about target image size. This is what GitHub is doing when embedding images in tickets. This is a useful setting for documentation pages with a lot of screenshots. It can have unintended side effects on high pixel density artworks.<br/><br/>Example: A screenshot made on a retina screen with a resolution of 144 (e.g. Macbook) and a width of 100px, will be rendered at 50px.|
| `wrapperStyle` | | Add custom styles to the div wrapping the responsive images. Use the syntax for the style attribute e.g. `margin-bottom:10px; background: red;` |
| `backgroundColor` | `white` | Set the background color of the image to match the background image of your design |

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