chore: following semantic line breaks in documentations

[staheri14]

Problem

The following issue is more of a suggestion than a problem.
I'd like to recommend incorporating semantic line breaks into our documentation. The concept involves strategically placing line breaks at semantic boundaries. In markup languages like Markdown, single line breaks are typically invisible to readers, however, it offers several advantages to the authors and editors, as highlighted in the link provided:

Why Use Semantic Line Breaks?
For a writer, semantic line breaks allow the physical structure of text to reflect the logical structure of the thoughts that produce them.
For an editor, semantic line breaks make it easier to identify grammatical mistakes and find opportunities to simplify and clarify without altering original intent.
For a reader, semantic line breaks are entirely invisible — no changes to the source text appear in the final rendered output.

Proposal

Once/If the decision to implement semantic line breaks is finalized, we can update the relevant section to reflect this choice and effectively communicate it with the team.

[staheri14]

cc: @evan-forbes @MSevey @rootulp @cmwaters @sweexordious @mojtaba-esk

[rootulp]

I'm onboard with adopting semantic line breaks.

[MSevey]

Seems good, would need to see an example in our case, I'm not quite sure what this looks like in practice.

[staheri14]

Seems good, would need to see an example in our case, I'm not quite sure what this looks like in practice.

I have applied the semantic break-line rule in this PR for a sample.

[evan-forbes]

I'm down SGTM

[mojtaba-esk]

It seems easier to read, I am in

[rootulp]

How do we close this issue? It seems monumental to revisit every document in this repo and apply this rule. Should we only apply it for new docs?

[staheri14]

How do we close this issue? It seems monumental to revisit every document in this repo and apply this rule. Should we only apply it for new docs?

Initially, I think that would be sufficient to ensure that new documents adhere to semantic line breaks.
Also, the use of semantic line breaks can be added as a recommendation to the contribution section of the repo.

cc: @evan-forbes @rootulp please let me know what you think about this, then I'l proceed accordingly.

[staheri14]

If anyone has different opinions about how to proceed with this issue, feel free to share.

[rootulp]

SGTM