tweaked readme

Author: sciros

README.md

@@ -22,9 +22,10 @@ All requirements for running the API are packaged and uploaded to AWS as a lambd
 7. Get the URL of the deployed API endpoint by running `hatch run ./get_api_url.py` in the root directory.
 8. Get the API Key generated by AWS by running `hatch run ./get_api_key.py` in the root directory. The deployment is configured to reject any API call that does not have this key passed via the `x-api-key` HTTP header.
 
-For convenience `./deploy.sh` in the project root will clean the environment and perform all of these steps (using `-var="dnssec_enabled=false"`), with the exception of copying over the example config to the operational config and running `tofu init` in the open-tofu dir.
-In addition, `hatch run lambda:prepare` will run steps 2-5 in a single command.
-Finally, `hatch run lambda:deploy` will clean the environment and then run steps 2-6, in the same manner as `deploy.sh`.
+For convenience:
+* `./deploy.sh` in the project root will clean the environment and perform steps 2-6 (using `-var="dnssec_enabled=false"`), with the exception of copying over the example config to the operational config and running `tofu init` in the open-tofu dir.
+* `hatch run lambda:prepare` will run steps 2-5 in a single command.
+* `hatch run lambda:deploy` will clean the environment and then run steps 2-6, in the same manner as `deploy.sh`.
 
 ## Testing
 The following is an example of a test API call that uses bash command substitution to fill in the proper values for the API URL and the API key.