Doc linting fixes

Signed-off-by: George Steel <[email protected]>

docs/book/index.md

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../../README.md

docs/book/v1/api.md

@@ -298,10 +298,10 @@ and an error condition (or `null` for no error). It returns a response.
 `FinalHandler` allows two optional arguments during instantiation
 
 - `$options`, an array of options with which to configure itself. These options currently include:
-  - `env`, the application environment. If set to "production", no stack traces will be provided.
-  - `onerror`, a callable to execute if an error is passed when `FinalHandler` is invoked. The
-    callable is invoked with the error (which will be `null` in the absence of an error), the request,
-    and the response, in that order.
+    - `env`, the application environment. If set to "production", no stack traces will be provided.
+    - `onerror`, a callable to execute if an error is passed when `FinalHandler` is invoked. The
+      callable is invoked with the error (which will be `null` in the absence of an error), the request,
+      and the response, in that order.
 - `Psr\Http\Message\ResponseInterface $response`; if passed, it will compare the response passed
   during invocation against this instance; if they are different, it will return the response from
   the invocation, as this indicates that one or more middleware provided a new response instance.

docs/book/v1/error-handlers.md

@@ -94,9 +94,9 @@ layer). It does the following:
 - Creates a PHP error handler that catches any errors in the `error_handling()`
   mask and throws them as `ErrorException` instances.
 - Wraps the invocation of the delegate in a try/catch block:
-  - if no exception is caught, and the result is a response, it returns it.
-  - if no exception is caught, it raises an exception, which will be caught.
-  - any caught exception is transformed into an error response.
+    - if no exception is caught, and the result is a response, it returns it.
+    - if no exception is caught, it raises an exception, which will be caught.
+    - any caught exception is transformed into an error response.
 
 To generate the error response, we provide the ability to inject a callable with
 the following signature into the `ErrorHandler` during instantiation:

docs/book/v2/error-handlers.md

@@ -71,9 +71,9 @@ layer). It does the following:
 - Creates a PHP error handler that catches any errors in the `error_handling()`
   mask and throws them as `ErrorException` instances.
 - Wraps the invocation of the delegate in a try/catch block:
-  - if no exception is caught, and the result is a response, it returns it.
-  - if no exception is caught, it raises an exception, which will be caught.
-  - any caught exception is transformed into an error response.
+    - if no exception is caught, and the result is a response, it returns it.
+    - if no exception is caught, it raises an exception, which will be caught.
+    - any caught exception is transformed into an error response.
 
 To generate the error response, we provide the ability to inject a callable with
 the following signature into the `ErrorHandler` during instantiation:

docs/book/v2/migration.md

@@ -33,10 +33,10 @@ recommend the following:
 - Pipe `Laminas\Stratigility\Middleware\OriginalMessages` as the outermost layer of
   your application. This will inject the following request attributes into
   layers beneath it:
-  - `originalRequest`, mapping to the request provided to it at invocation.
-  - `originalResponse`, mapping to the response provided to it at invocation.
-  - `originalUri`, mapping to the URI composed by the request provided to it at
-     invocation.
+    - `originalRequest`, mapping to the request provided to it at invocation.
+    - `originalResponse`, mapping to the response provided to it at invocation.
+    - `originalUri`, mapping to the URI composed by the request provided to it at
+       invocation.
 
 You can then access these values within other middleware:
 
@@ -594,11 +594,11 @@ The following classes, methods, and arguments are deprecated starting in version
 The following signature changes were made with the 2.0.0 release:
 
 - `Laminas\Stratigility\Next`:
-  - The `$done` constructor argument was renamed to `$nextDelegate`, and now
-    allows either `callable` or `Interop\Http\ServerMiddleware\DelegateInterface`
-    arguments.
-  - The `$response` argument to `__invoke()` was removed.
-  - The (optional) `$err` argument to `__invoke()` was removed.
+    - The `$done` constructor argument was renamed to `$nextDelegate`, and now
+      allows either `callable` or `Interop\Http\ServerMiddleware\DelegateInterface`
+      arguments.
+    - The `$response` argument to `__invoke()` was removed.
+    - The (optional) `$err` argument to `__invoke()` was removed.
 
 ## Removed functionality
 

docs/book/v3/error-handlers.md

@@ -71,9 +71,9 @@ layer). It does the following:
 - Creates a PHP error handler that catches any errors in the `error_handling()`
   mask and throws them as `ErrorException` instances.
 - Wraps the invocation of the delegate in a try/catch block:
-  - if no exception is caught, and the result is a response, it returns it.
-  - if no exception is caught, it raises an exception, which will be caught.
-  - any caught exception is transformed into an error response.
+    - if no exception is caught, and the result is a response, it returns it.
+    - if no exception is caught, it raises an exception, which will be caught.
+    - any caught exception is transformed into an error response.
 
 To generate the error response, we provide the ability to inject a callable with
 the following signature into the `ErrorHandler` during instantiation:

docs/book/v3/migration.md

@@ -8,11 +8,11 @@ and provide guidance on how to upgrade your application to be compatible.
 - [PSR-15](#psr-15)
 - [Pipeline (`MiddlewarePipe`)](#pipeline-middlewarepipe)
 - [Changes in public interfaces](#changes-in-public-interfaces)
-  - [Signature changes](#signature-changes)
-  - [Class additions](#class-additions)
-  - [Removed classes and exceptions](#removed-classes-and-exceptions)
-  - [Removed methods](#removed-methods)
-  - [Function additions](#function-additions)
+    - [Signature changes](#signature-changes)
+    - [Class additions](#class-additions)
+    - [Removed classes and exceptions](#removed-classes-and-exceptions)
+    - [Removed methods](#removed-methods)
+    - [Function additions](#function-additions)
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 ## PHP support