Fix YAML and Markdown linting issues

- Remove extra blank line in stimuli.md
- Break long lines in schema YAML files to meet 120 character limit
- Fix descriptions in entities.yaml, columns.yaml, and suffixes.yaml

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>

Author: neuromechanist

src/modality-agnostic-files/stimuli.md

@@ -37,7 +37,6 @@ A guide for using macros can be found at
     }
   }) }}
 
-
 Note: The presence of the `stimuli.tsv` file indicates that the content of the `/stimuli` directory follows this BIDS specification for stimulus organization.
 
 ### Stimulus File Formats

src/schema/objects/columns.yaml

@@ -871,7 +871,8 @@ annot_id:
   name: annot_id
   display_name: Annotation Identifier
   description: |
-    Unique identifier for a specific annotation set applying to a stimulus or group of stimuli. Links to annotation files (for example, `*_annot-<label>_events.tsv`).
+    Unique identifier for a specific annotation set applying to a stimulus or group of stimuli. Links to annotation
+    files (for example, `*_annot-<label>_events.tsv`).
   type: string
 copyright:
   name: copyright
@@ -890,7 +891,8 @@ partDescription__stimuli:
   name: partDescription
   display_name: Stimulus Part Description
   description: |
-    Free-form text description of a specific part of a stimulus, relevant when the stimulus is split into multiple files using the `part` entity.
+    Free-form text description of a specific part of a stimulus, relevant when the stimulus is split into multiple
+    files using the `part` entity.
   type: string
 present:
   name: present

src/schema/objects/entities.yaml

@@ -225,7 +225,9 @@ part:
     When there is only a magnitude image of a given type, the `part` entity MAY be
     omitted.
 
-    For stimulus files, ‍`part-<label>` can be used to distinguish different parts of a single stimulus, such as chapters in an audiobook or segments of a long movie (for example, `part-1`, `part-2`, `part-epilog`, `part-chapter1`).
+    For stimulus files, ‍`part-<label>` can be used to distinguish different parts of a single stimulus, such as
+    chapters in an audiobook or segments of a long movie (for example, `part-1`, `part-2`, `part-epilog`,
+    `part-chapter1`).
   type: string
   format: label
   enum:

src/schema/objects/suffixes.yaml

@@ -882,23 +882,26 @@ audio:
   display_name: Audio stimulus file
   description: |
     Any data file used as an audio stimulus. Media files usually have an audio file type (such as wav, mp3, aac, ogg).
-    The JSON sidecar associated with each media file should contain information to describe the origin and the nature of the media.
+    The JSON sidecar associated with each media file should contain information to describe the origin and the
+    nature of the media.
     However, in the case of the imposed distribution restrictions of the stimulus, the media stimulus file may not be
     present with only JSON sidecar file containing the aforementioned pertinent metadata.
 image:
   value: image
   display_name: Image stimulus file
   description: |
     Any data file used as an image stimulus. Media files usually have an image file type (such as jpg, png, svg).
-    The JSON sidecar associated with each media file should contain information to describe the origin and the nature of the media.
+    The JSON sidecar associated with each media file should contain information to describe the origin and the
+    nature of the media.
     However, in the case of the imposed distribution restrictions of the stimulus, the media stimulus file may not be
     present with only JSON sidecar file containing the aforementioned pertinent metadata.
 video:
   value: video
   display_name: Video stimulus file
   description: |
     Any data file used as a video stimulus. Media files usually have a video file type (such as mp4, avi, mkv, webm).
-    The JSON sidecar associated with each media file should contain information to describe the origin and the nature of the media.
+    The JSON sidecar associated with each media file should contain information to describe the origin and the
+    nature of the media.
     However, in the case of the imposed distribution restrictions of the stimulus, the media stimulus file may not be
     present with only JSON sidecar file containing the aforementioned pertinent metadata.
 audiovideo:
@@ -907,6 +910,7 @@ audiovideo:
   description: |
     Any data file used as an audiovideo stimulus. Media files usually have an audiovideo file type (such as mp4, avi,
     mkv, webm).
-    The JSON sidecar associated with each media file should contain information to describe the origin and the nature of the media.
+    The JSON sidecar associated with each media file should contain information to describe the origin and the
+    nature of the media.
     However, in the case of the imposed distribution restrictions of the stimulus, the media stimulus file may not be
     present with only JSON sidecar file containing the aforementioned pertinent metadata.