Fix documentation formatting

README.md

@@ -84,20 +84,22 @@ After 500ms:
 Returns a new `timerObject`. The returned timer does *not* start running until you call its `start` method!
 
 Arguments:
-	- __options:__
-		- __timeout:__ The timeout, in milliseconds, after which the timer should 'fire' by default.
-		- __onFire:__ A callback that will be called when the timer fires (ie. hits the timeout).
-		- __onCancel:__ *Optional.* A callback that will be called when the timer is cancelled (ie. stopped prematurely).
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+- __options:__
+	- __timeout:__ The timeout, in milliseconds, after which the timer should 'fire' by default.
+	- __onFire:__ A callback that will be called when the timer fires (ie. hits the timeout).
+	- __onCancel:__ *Optional.* A callback that will be called when the timer is cancelled (ie. stopped prematurely).
 
 ### timerObject.start([options])
 
 Starts the timer (anew), first stopping it if it's already running.
 
 Arguments:
-	- __options:__ *Optional.* These settings will override the options that were used to create the `timerObject`, but *only* for this run.
-		- __timeout:__ *Optional.* The timeout, in milliseconds, after which the timer should 'fire' on *this run*.
-		- __onFire:__ *Optional.* A callback that will be called when the timer fires on *this run*.
-		- __onCancel:__ *Optional.* A callback that will be called when *this run* of the timer is cancelled.
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+- __options:__ *Optional.* These settings will override the options that were used to create the `timerObject`, but *only* for this run.
+	- __timeout:__ *Optional.* The timeout, in milliseconds, after which the timer should 'fire' on *this run*.
+	- __onFire:__ *Optional.* A callback that will be called when the timer fires on *this run*.
+	- __onCancel:__ *Optional.* A callback that will be called when *this run* of the timer is cancelled.
 
 ### timerObject.stop()
 
@@ -109,6 +111,10 @@ Returns a boolean indicating whether the timer is currently running or not.
 
 ## Changelog
 
+### 1.0.1 (August 25, 2019)
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+- Fixed documentation formatting.
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 ### 1.0.0 (August 25, 2019)
 
 Initial release.