2025 Second Meetup Paragraph Fix

[jpchauvel]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Adjusted formatting in the event description for improved markdown consistency. No changes to event details or content.

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Walkthrough

Trailing spaces were added at the end of lines containing talk titles and speaker names in the event description within a single markdown file. The content and event details remain unchanged; only the formatting of specific lines was adjusted.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Event Markdown Formatting blog/events/2025-08-07-segundo-meetup.md	Added trailing spaces to lines with talk titles and speaker names for formatting consistency.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• 2025 Second Meetup Event #92: Adds the initial version of the same meetup event markdown file; both PRs affect the same file and event content.

Suggested reviewers

• soloidx

Poem

In a burrow deep, with markdown neat,
I nibbled lines to make them sweet.
Trailing spaces now in place,
Formatting shines with subtle grace.
Event details still the same—
Just a tidier markdown game!
🐇✨

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

blog/events/2025-08-07-segundo-meetup.md (1)

28-38: Avoid relying on trailing spaces for line-breaks

The two trailing spaces you’ve added after the talk titles and “Ponente” lines work for GitHub-flavoured Markdown, but they are fragile—many editors/pre-commit hooks strip them automatically, breaking the intended layout.
Using an explicit <br> or nested list keeps the formatting stable and self-documenting.

-🔹 **Observabilidad con Python**··
-Ponente: Martín Vuelta··
+🔹 **Observabilidad con Python**<br>
+Ponente: Martín Vuelta
 ...
-🔹 **Testing con Arquitecturas Limpias: Python + AWS**··
-Ponente: Sergio Infante··
+🔹 **Testing con Arquitecturas Limpias: Python + AWS**<br>
+Ponente: Sergio Infante
 ...
-🔹 **Exploring Gemini CLI**··
-Ponente: Manuel Solorzano··
+🔹 **Exploring Gemini CLI**<br>
+Ponente: Manuel Solorzano

(Replace the middle block accordingly.)

This change preserves the visual break while eliminating invisible whitespace that’s easy to lose.
Feel free to keep the current approach if your tooling guarantees trailing-space preservation.

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[typographical] ~29-~29: Mayúsculas y minúsculas recomendadas.
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