Adapt formatting of descriptions in example to new user interfaces

Adapt the format in the descriptions of the examples to the markdown rendering deployed on the reactor today.

The new UI uses the implementation from dillonkearns/elm-markdown#108 for the markdown parsing and rendering.

Author: Viir

implement/applications/eve-online/eve-online-combat-anomaly-bot/Bot.elm

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
-{- EVE Online combat anomaly bot version 2021-09-17
+{- EVE Online combat anomaly bot version 2021-09-22
+
    This bot uses the probe scanner to warp to combat anomalies and kills rats using drones and weapon modules.
 
    Setup instructions for the EVE Online client:
@@ -23,11 +24,13 @@
    When using more than one setting, start a new line for each setting in the text input field.
    Here is an example of a complete settings string:
 
+   ```
    anomaly-name = Drone Patrol
    anomaly-name = Drone Horde
    hide-when-neutral-in-local = yes
    rat-to-avoid = Infested Carrier
    module-to-activate-always = shield hardener
+   ```
 -}
 {-
    catalog-tags:eve-online,anomaly,ratting

implement/applications/eve-online/eve-online-mining-bot/Bot.elm

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
-{- EVE Online mining bot version 2021-09-17
+{- EVE Online mining bot version 2021-09-22
+
    The bot warps to an asteroid belt, mines there until the ore hold is full, and then docks at a station or structure to unload the ore. It then repeats this cycle until you stop it.
    If no station name or structure name is given with the bot-settings, the bot docks again at the station where it was last docked.
 
@@ -22,9 +23,11 @@
    When using more than one setting, start a new line for each setting in the text input field.
    Here is an example of a complete settings string:
 
+   ```
    unload-station-name = Noghere VII - Moon 15
    module-to-activate-always = shield hardener
    module-to-activate-always = afterburner
+   ```
 -}
 {-
    catalog-tags:eve-online,mining

implement/applications/eve-online/eve-online-warp-to-0-autopilot/Bot.elm

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
-{- EVE Online Warp-to-0 auto-pilot version 2021-09-17
+{- EVE Online Warp-to-0 auto-pilot version 2021-09-22
+
    This bot makes your travels faster and safer by directly warping to gates/stations. It follows the route set in the in-game autopilot and uses the context menu to initiate jump and dock commands.
 
    Before starting the bot, set up the game client as follows:

implement/applications/tribal-wars-2/tribal-wars-2-farmbot/Bot.elm

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
-{- Tribal Wars 2 farmbot version 2021-09-13
+{- Tribal Wars 2 farmbot version 2021-09-22
+
    I search for barbarian villages around your villages and then attack them.
 
    When starting, I first open a new web browser window. This might take longer on the first run because I need to download the web browser software.
@@ -34,9 +35,10 @@
    When using more than one setting, start a new line for each setting in the text input field.
    Here is an example of `bot-settings` for three farm cycles with breaks of 20 to 40 minutes in between:
 
+   ```
    number-of-farm-cycles = 3
    break-duration = 20 - 40
-
+   ```
 -}
 {-
    catalog-tags:tribal-wars-2,farmbot

implement/templates/display-session-length-limit/Bot.elm

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 {- This program demonstrates how to use the session time limit.
+
    Some bots should consider the remaining time in the current session when choosing the next activity.
    This program gets and stores the session length limit set in the configuration interface.
    It also computes the remaining time as the difference between the present time and the configured limit and displays the result via the status text.

implement/templates/remember-bot-settings/Bot.elm

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 {- This program demonstrates how to remember the bot-settings string.
+
    It takes any settings string received from the user and stores it in the bot state.
    This bot also updates the status message to show the last received settings string, so you can check that a method (e.g., via command line) of applying the settings works.
 -}

implement/templates/send-input-to-window/Bot.elm

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 {- This template demonstrates how to send inputs to a window on the same Windows machine.
+
    This bot only sends a sequence of inputs to the window and then stops.
    As the example input sequence below shows, we can implement drag&drop operations by using the inputs `MouseButtonDown`, `MoveMouseToLocation`, and `MouseButtonUp`.
    A good way to test and visualize the mouse paths is to use this bot on a canvas in the MS Paint app.