feature-requests: Attempt markdown styling

As opposed to the manual <br> tags Dirk was reduced to since markdown
doesn't always do the obvious thing.

The relevant text in the MarkDown specification is:

	List items may consist of multiple paragraphs. Each subsequent
	paragraph in a list item must be indented by either 4 spaces
	or one tab:

	http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#list

That's quite obnoxious because alignment with two spaces would be much
more natural. Ah well.

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 ## Emacs client
 
-+ Add 'd' keybinding<br>
-Removes unread and inbox tags, adds deleted tag.<br>
-When used from a search results view, it deletes the thread that the cursor is on<br>
-When used from the thread view, it deletes the currently displayed message inside the thread
++    Add 'd' keybinding
 
-+ add 'D' keybinding<br>
-Removes unread and inbox tags, adds deleted tag.<br>
-When used from a search results view, it deletes the thread that the cursor is on (just like 'd')<br>
-When used from the thread view, it deletes the currently displayed thread (and not just the message)<br>
+     Removes unread and inbox tags, adds deleted tag.
+     
+     When used from a search results view, it deletes the thread that
+     the cursor is on.
 
-+ add '???' keybinding<br>
-Skips current thread without archiving it<br>
-Right now 'n' gets me to the end of a thread, but not to the beginning of the next thread. 'a' gets you to the next thread, but archives the current one.
+     When used from the thread view, it deletes the currently
+     displayed message inside the thread.
+
++    add 'D' keybinding
+
+     Removes unread and inbox tags, adds deleted tag.
+
+     When used from a search results view, it deletes the thread that
+     the cursor is on (just like 'd')
+
+     When used from the thread view, it deletes the currently
+     displayed thread (and not just the message)
+
++    add '???' keybinding
+
+     Skips current thread without archiving it
+
+     Right now 'n' gets me to the end of a thread, but not to the
+     beginning of the next thread. 'a' gets you to the next thread,
+     but archives the current one.
 
 ## notmuch 
 
-+ Add folder keyword<br>
-Allows to search for messages in a specific folder
++    Add folder keyword
+
+     Allows to search for messages in a specific folder.
 
-+ Allow anchors in searches<br>
-notmuch search from:domain.org$ only matches if "domain.org" is at the end of the From: header<br>
-notmuch search from:^username only matches if "username" is at the beginning of the From: header (right after the ':')<br>
-This leaves the interesting question if we want a way to bind to the actual address component.
++    Allow anchors in searches
 
-+ Add Received: header to the indexed header components<br>
-allows for searches based on the arrival path
+     notmuch search from:domain.org$ only matches if "domain.org" is
+     at the end of the From: header
 
-## 3rd part apps
+     notmuch search from:^username only matches if "username" is at
+     the beginning of the From: header (right after the ':')
+
+     This leaves the interesting question if we want a way to bind to
+     the actual address component.
+
++    Add Received: header to the indexed header components
+
+     allows for searches based on the arrival path
+
+## 3rd party apps
 
 ### notmuchsync
 
-+ Add feature to move files in the maildir hierarchy<br>
-notmuchsync --move "searchstring" "targetfolder"<br>
-Where searchstring is any valid notmuch search
++    Add feature to move files in the maildir hierarchy
+
+     notmuchsync --move "searchstring" "targetfolder"
+
+     Where searchstring is any valid notmuch search
+