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Fixed a few style errors

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docs/Automatic Builds.md

@ -6,10 +6,10 @@ Instead of building manually as laid out by [Releasing](https://github.com/EDCD/
Starting a workflow run is done from the Actions tab at the top of the main GitHub UI
NB: The branch you want to build must have the workflow file (`.github/workflows/windows-build.yml`), and the version of the file in that branch is the version that will be used for the build (eg for different python versions)
NB: The branch you want to build must have the workflow file (`.github/workflows/windows-build.yml`), and the version of the file in that branch is the version that will be used for the build (e.g. for different python versions)
1. Select the Actions tab at the top of the main github interface
2. Select the `Build EDMC for windows` workflow on the left
2. Select the `Build EDMC for Windows` workflow on the left
3. Click the "Run workflow" button at the right side of the blue banner
1. Select the branch you want to build
2. Click the "Run Workflow"
@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ NB: The branch you want to build must have the workflow file (`.github/workflows
When the workflow is (successfully) completed, it will upload the msi file it built as a "Workflow Artifact". You can find the artifacts as follows:
1. Select `all workflows` on the left
1. Select `All workflows` on the left
2. Select the `Build EDMC for Windows` action
3. Select your build (probably the top one)
4. Find the `Built Files` artifact