Fix : Table issues

Author: BaskarMitrah

src/pages/guides/authentication/ServerToServerAuthentication/migration.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Unlike the Service Account (JWT) credential, the new credential does not use a p
 Lastly, while the new OAuth Server-to-Server credentials do not use expiring certificates, they still allow client secret rotation through the UI and API. Read more about [rotating secrets programmatically](./implementation.md#rotating-client-secrets-programmatically) in our guide on [rotating client secrets](./implementation.md#rotating-client-secrets).
 
 
-|                                                      | OAuth Server-to-Server credential                                                                                         | Service Account (JWT) credential                                                                                   |   |   |
+|                                                      | OAuth Server-to-Server credential                                                                                         | Service Account (JWT) credential                                                                                   |
 |------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
 | Do expiring certificates need to be replaced every year? | This credential does not use public certificates or private key pairs. You are not forced to rotate certificates every year. | You need to rotate the public certificate and private key pair every year. |
 | Generating access tokens for experimentation         | You can generate an access token for quick experimentation with a [one-click button](./implementation.md#generate-access-tokens) on the Developer Console.              | Generating access tokens is a 3-step process spanning the Developer Console UI and your command-line terminal. |