chore: deleting trailing whitespace

Signed-off-by: Jonathan Gonzalez V. <[email protected]>

Author: sxd

content/blog/2025-term3-lfx-cncf-mentorship/index.md

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  - cncf
  - PostgreSQL
  - Kubernetes
-summary: "We have proposed 3 projects for the September cohort of the CNCF's LFX Mentorship 
-    program, and we’re looking for mentees to sign up and receive a stipend for 
+summary: "We have proposed 3 projects for the September cohort of the CNCF's LFX Mentorship
+    program, and we’re looking for mentees to sign up and receive a stipend for
     their work."
 ---
 
-The LFX Mentorship Program, run by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), 
-connects mentees with CNCF projects to foster open source contributions. 
-Since its launch in 2019, the program has welcomed over 190 mentees across 96 
-mentorships. [CloudNativePG joined the program for the first time in the June cohort](https://cloudnative-pg.io/blog/lfx-cncf-mentorship/) 
-and had a fantastic experience. We're excited to return for Term 3 starting in 
+The LFX Mentorship Program, run by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF),
+connects mentees with CNCF projects to foster open source contributions.
+Since its launch in 2019, the program has welcomed over 190 mentees across 96
+mentorships. [CloudNativePG joined the program for the first time in the June cohort](https://cloudnative-pg.io/blog/lfx-cncf-mentorship/)
+and had a fantastic experience. We're excited to return for Term 3 starting in
 September, this time with three proposed projects!
 
 Learn more about the projects below:
 
-### [Refresh cnpg-i-hello-world to align with current CNPG-I](https://mentorship.lfx.linuxfoundation.org/project/cabc7391-4956-42b2-b91c-d261816b7289) 
+### [Refresh cnpg-i-hello-world to align with current CNPG-I](https://mentorship.lfx.linuxfoundation.org/project/cabc7391-4956-42b2-b91c-d261816b7289)
 
-The cnpg-i-hello-world project was originally designed to help developers get 
-started with building plugins for CloudNativePG using the CNPG-I framework. 
-However, it's now outdated and in need of a thorough update to align with the 
-current CNPG-I interface, best practices, and development patterns. The goal is 
-to modernize the codebase, enhance its usefulness as a learning and prototyping 
-tool, and improve documentation and examples to better support developers 
+The cnpg-i-hello-world project was originally designed to help developers get
+started with building plugins for CloudNativePG using the CNPG-I framework.
+However, it's now outdated and in need of a thorough update to align with the
+current CNPG-I interface, best practices, and development patterns. The goal is
+to modernize the codebase, enhance its usefulness as a learning and prototyping
+tool, and improve documentation and examples to better support developers
 working with CNPG-I.
 
 Mentors: [Armando Ruocco](https://github.com/armru), [Gabriele Bartolini](https://github.com/gbartolini), [Marco Nenciarini](https://github.com/mnencia), [Leonardo Cecchi](https://github.com/leonardoce)
 
 
-### [Chaos Testing](https://mentorship.lfx.linuxfoundation.org/project/0858ce07-0c90-47fa-a1a0-95c6762f00ff) 
+### [Chaos Testing](https://mentorship.lfx.linuxfoundation.org/project/0858ce07-0c90-47fa-a1a0-95c6762f00ff)
 
-We aim to enhance CloudNativePG's test coverage by introducing a comprehensive 
-chaos testing framework to validate its resilience, fault tolerance, and 
-recovery capabilities. This involves selecting a Kubernetes-native tool (such 
-as LitmusChaos or Chaos Mesh), designing automated chaos experiments for common 
-failure scenarios, integrating them into CI/CD workflows, and collecting 
-observability metrics like failover time and data consistency. 
+We aim to enhance CloudNativePG's test coverage by introducing a comprehensive
+chaos testing framework to validate its resilience, fault tolerance, and
+recovery capabilities. This involves selecting a Kubernetes-native tool (such
+as LitmusChaos or Chaos Mesh), designing automated chaos experiments for common
+failure scenarios, integrating them into CI/CD workflows, and collecting
+observability metrics like failover time and data consistency.
 
-Clear documentation and contributor guidelines will support the safe creation 
+Clear documentation and contributor guidelines will support the safe creation
 and execution of future chaos tests.
 
 Mentors: [Gabriele Bartolini](https://github.com/gbartolini), [Marco Nenciarini](https://github.com/mnencia), [Francesco Canovai](https://github.com/fcanovai), [Jonathan Gonzalez](https://github.com/sxd)
 
 ### [Rebuild documentation for multi-version support with Docusaurus](https://mentorship.lfx.linuxfoundation.org/project/86a647c1-88c7-474f-b093-6abb58197083)
 
-We plan to modernize the CloudNativePG documentation by rebuilding the site 
-using Docusaurus (or a similar static site generator) to support multi-version 
-documentation, allowing users to easily access version-specific content relevant 
-to their production environments. This initiative includes improving the site’s 
-structure, navigation, and search functionality, while ensuring alignment with 
-CNCF standards and user expectations. The documentation will continue to be 
-hosted on GitHub Pages, with a new deployment workflow using Dagger and GitHub 
-Actions. The outcome will include a working version selector, a cleaner content 
+We plan to modernize the CloudNativePG documentation by rebuilding the site
+using Docusaurus (or a similar static site generator) to support multi-version
+documentation, allowing users to easily access version-specific content relevant
+to their production environments. This initiative includes improving the site’s
+structure, navigation, and search functionality, while ensuring alignment with
+CNCF standards and user expectations. The documentation will continue to be
+hosted on GitHub Pages, with a new deployment workflow using Dagger and GitHub
+Actions. The outcome will include a working version selector, a cleaner content
 structure, and a contributor guide to support ongoing maintenance and updates.
 
 Mentor: [Gabriele Bartolini](https://github.com/gbartolini), [Francesco Canovai](https://github.com/fcanovai), [Leonardo Cecchi](https://github.com/leonardoce)
 
 ## Sign up as a mentee
 
-Up for the task? You'll have to apply as a mentee on the [LFX Mentorship website](https://lfx.linuxfoundation.org/tools/mentorship/). 
+Up for the task? You'll have to apply as a mentee on the [LFX Mentorship website](https://lfx.linuxfoundation.org/tools/mentorship/).
 
-Please see the [LFX Mentorship guidelines](https://docs.linuxfoundation.org/lfx/mentorship/mentee-guide) for more details. 
+Please see the [LFX Mentorship guidelines](https://docs.linuxfoundation.org/lfx/mentorship/mentee-guide) for more details.
 
-Applications opened July 31, you have until August 12 to apply, with the selection 
-notifications going out on August 27, and the program starting on September 8. 
+Applications opened July 31, you have until August 12 to apply, with the selection
+notifications going out on August 27, and the program starting on September 8.
 The stipend guides and amounts are listed [here](https://docs.linuxfoundation.org/lfx/mentorship/mentee-stipends).
 
 Please see the full eligibility criteria in the [LFX Mentorship documentation](https://docs.linuxfoundation.org/lfx/mentorship/mentees).