Improved readme

keyboard/ergodox_ez/keymaps/csharp_dev/readme.md

@@ -17,13 +17,13 @@ Then I came across the ErgoDox EZ project, that allowed a full customization of
 ![CSharpDev](csharp_dev_legend.png)
 
 ## Layout design principles
--No key combination required for the most common input characters ( (),[],{},<> ... )
+*No key combination required for the most common input characters ( (),[],{},<> ... )
--No key combination required for the most common actions (copy/paste/undo/save)
+*No key combination required for the most common actions (copy/paste/undo/save)
--Regroup characters by usage ( + - * =  ...)
+*Regroup characters by usage ( + - * =  ...)
--Easy access to the most commonly used characters: ; / " . ,
+*Easy access to the most commonly used characters: ; / " . ,
--Preregistered macro for the most common C# langage instructions: public / private / string / int / float ...
+*Preregistered macro for the most common C# langage instructions: public / private / string / int / float ...
 
-## Why is it specific to C#
+## Why is it specific to C Sharp
 I defined the characters priority based on their usage in C# language, most of this characters are also used in other coding languages but it may require some tweaking. 
 For example there is no direct access to ~ or $ keys which can be very common in some languages.
 Note it is also specific to Windows environement as the shortcut used in action keys would not work on Mac Os
@@ -35,10 +35,10 @@ Still it's extremely satisfying to Save your file with just one easily accessibl
 ## Improvements
 This layout was shared after a bunch of iterations and only once I was happy with it.
 Still there are many way to improve or iterate on this:
--Make it language agnostic
+*Make it language agnostic
--Check and compile language's keyboard's heatmaps to statistically define keys priority (e.g.  https://dzone.com/articles/most-pressed-keys-various )
+*Check and compile language's keyboard's heatmaps to statistically define keys priority (e.g.  https://dzone.com/articles/most-pressed-keys-various )
--QWERTY is still not the most efficient typing layout, I would like to create a Dvorak based similar layout in a near futur
+*QWERTY is still not the most efficient typing layout, I would like to create a Dvorak based similar layout in a near futur
--Layout 1 is mainly here for safety, most of its unique keys could be transfered to Layout 2 and it could then be removed
+*Layout 1 is mainly here for safety, most of its unique keys could be transfered to Layout 2 and it could then be removed
 
 ## Issues 
 One of the issues encountered while creating this layout was that I did not find a way to have a key to send a modifier on hold, and a key combination while pressed (e.g. I can't set a Key to do Save (Ctrl + S) when pressed and Shift modifier when hold )