Fix: description adjustment, it was too long

ascii-tree-factory/info.json

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   "platforms": ["linux", "windows"],
   "version": "0.1.0",
   "minAppVersion": "24.10.5",
-  "description" : "<h2>ASCII Tree Factory</h2><p>The ASCII Tree Factory plugin for QOwnNotes allows users to <b>generate an ASCII tree representation from a given path structure</b>. This can be particularly useful for visualizing directory structures or any hierarchical data within your notes.</p><h3>Settgins</h3><p>Two settings are available in the Script configuration:<ul><li><b>Path separator</b>: lets the user select one of the available separators;</li><li><b>Tree style</b>: lets the user choose from 4 tree styles;</li></ul></p><h3>Usage</h3><ol><li><b>Select Text</b>: highlight the text in your note that represents the path structure you want to convert into an ASCII tree. Text can be multi-line</li><li><b>Run the Plugin</b>: Right-click on the selected text, choose Custom Actions > Generate ASCII tree from path.</li><li>The plugin will replace the selected text (single or multi-line) with an ASCII tree representation.</li></ol><h3>Example</h3><p><b>Input</b>:<code>root/folder1/file1.txt</br>root/folder2/file2.txt</br>root/folder2/subfolder1/file3.txt</br></code></p><p><b>Output</b>:<code>─── root</br>    ├── folder1</br>   │  └── file1.txt</br>   └── folder2</br>      ├── file2.txt</br>      └──</br>subfolder1</br>         └── file3.txt</code><h3>Contributing</h3><p>If you have suggestions or improvements, feel free to reach me using GitHub or Codeberg.</p><h3>ToDo</h3><p><ul><li>Look for libraries that can render good looking and customizable tree structures (any idea???)</li></ul>"
+  "description" : "The ASCII Tree Factory plugin for QOwnNotes allows users to <b>generate an ASCII tree representation from a given path structure</b>. This can be particularly useful for visualizing directory structures or any hierarchical data within your notes.</br>Usage:<ol><li><b>Select Text</b>: highlight the text in your note that represents the path structure you want to convert into an ASCII tree. Text can be multi-line</li><li><b>Run the Plugin</b>: Right-click on the selected text, choose Custom Actions > Generate ASCII tree from path.</li><li>The plugin will replace the selected text (single or multi-line) with an ASCII tree representation.</li></ol></br>If you have suggestions or improvements, feel free to reach me using GitHub or Codeberg."
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