doc: use tables for groups.conf settings and upcalls#671
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Replace hard-to-read bullet lists in config.rst with tables matching the clush.conf Settings table. Editorial pass for grammar and clarity. Add spacing between paragraphs in table cells. Apply matching fixes to the groups.conf(5) man page. Signed-off-by: Stephane Thiell <stephane@thiell.com>
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Make the groups.conf reference easier to read in
config.rst:[Main]settings and the five group-source upcalls (map,mapall,all,list,reverse) from bullet lists to tables, matching the clush.conf Settings tabletheme_overrides.cssaddition to restore spacing between paragraphs in table cells (the RTD theme collapses it)Rendered and reviewed on a ReadTheDocs test project;
-Wbuilds clean with both the current pins (sphinx 6.2.1) and the #669 pins (sphinx 9.1.0).