Use Prettier to Auto-Format the Code

.prettierignore

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+# Ignore artifacts:
+build
+coverage
+dist
+node_modules
+images

.prettierrc.json

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+{}

README.md

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 I would love you to pull-request any missing or incorrect data.
 
 It's built with:
- - [AlpineJS](https://alpinejs.dev)
- - [TailwindCSS](https://tailwindcss.com)
- - (Ironically) ZERO PHP was used.
+
+- [AlpineJS](https://alpinejs.dev)
+- [TailwindCSS](https://tailwindcss.com)
+- (Ironically) ZERO PHP was used.
 
 ## Setup and build
 
 If you want to contribute there is a very simple build process that will hopefully stand the test of time.
 
 Start by:
 
-* Cloning the repository
-* Running `npm install`
+- Cloning the repository
+- Running `npm install`
 
 Then to build the CSS using Tailwind you can either:
 
-* `./build.sh` for a one off build or
-* `./watch.sh` to run a file watcher
+- `./build.sh` for a one off build or
+- `./watch.sh` to run a file watcher
 
 There is no hot reloading or anything like that.
 
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 Feautures to add to the list will need to meet the following criteria:
 
-* They were added, deprecated or removed in PHP version 5.6 or greater.
+- They were added, deprecated or removed in PHP version 5.6 or greater.
 
 PHP features are listed in `features.js`. Hopefully the format of this makes sense. But for reference
 
-* the whole thing is a JSON array
-* each entry is an object with the following properties:
-  * `name`: The name of the feature - plain text only
-  * `description`: A description of the feature - HTML is allowed, but may not be styled. `<code>` tags are fine.
-  * `keywords`: An array of strings. These are used when searching, so add strings that people may use to search for this feature.
-  * `added`: A string for the version of PHP that the feature was added. Must be in the format `X.Y`, e.g. `7.0`. Use `0.0` if this is not known or appropriate.
-  * `deprecated`: A string for the version of PHP that the feature was deprecated. Must be in the format `X.Y`, e.g. `8.0`. Use `null` if this is not know or appropriate.
-  * `removed`: A string for the version of PHP that the feature was removed. Must be in the format `X.Y`, e.g. `8.2`. Use `null` if this is not know or appropriate.
-  * `resources`: This is an array of objects representing links to documentation or articles about the feature. Each link object has the following properties:
-    * `name`: The title of the link
-    * `url`: The URL of the link
+- the whole thing is a JSON array
+- each entry is an object with the following properties:
+  - `name`: The name of the feature - plain text only
+  - `description`: A description of the feature - HTML is allowed, but may not be styled. `<code>` tags are fine.
+  - `keywords`: An array of strings. These are used when searching, so add strings that people may use to search for this feature.
+  - `added`: A string for the version of PHP that the feature was added. Must be in the format `X.Y`, e.g. `7.0`. Use `0.0` if this is not known or appropriate.
+  - `deprecated`: A string for the version of PHP that the feature was deprecated. Must be in the format `X.Y`, e.g. `8.0`. Use `null` if this is not know or appropriate.
+  - `removed`: A string for the version of PHP that the feature was removed. Must be in the format `X.Y`, e.g. `8.2`. Use `null` if this is not know or appropriate.
+  - `resources`: This is an array of objects representing links to documentation or articles about the feature. Each link object has the following properties:
+    - `name`: The title of the link
+    - `url`: The URL of the link
 
 A sample entry: