[135] Update spec for arrange border node of the selected element

Bug: eclipse-sirius/sirius-desktop#135

Author: scosta-obeo

specs/proposal/135_arrange_port_selection/135.md

@@ -18,27 +18,31 @@ _Relevant tickets_ :
 ### User Interface
 
 * Add entry `Arrange Linked Border Nodes of the Selection` in the arrange selection toolbar menu (fig. 1) and in `Layout` sub menu of contextual menu when there are an active selection (fig. 2).
-* Add checkbox entry `Consider Pin`, in the arrange toolbar menu, in the arrange selection toolbar menu (fig. 1) and in `Layout` sub menu of contextual menu (fig. 2).
+* Add checkbox entry `Move Pinned Elements`, in the arrange toolbar menu, in the arrange selection toolbar menu (fig. 1) and in `Layout` sub menu of contextual menu (fig. 2).
 
 Figure 1:
-!toolbar_arrange_port.png!
+
+![images/toolbar_arrange_port](images/toolbar_arrange_port.png)
 
 Figure 2:
-!context_menu_consider_pin.png!
+
+![images/context_menu_consider_pin](images/context_menu_consider_pin.png)
 
 ### Consider Pin behavior
 
-* If `Consider Pin` is checked, the behavior of arrange remains the same as before, i.e. pinned element do not move or change size.
-* If `Consider Pin` is not checked, the behavior of arrange is the same as when all the elements are unpinned.
+* If `Move Pinned Elements` is not checked, the behavior of arrange remains the same as before, i.e. pinned element do not move or change size.
+* If `Move Pinned Elements` is checked, the behavior of arrange is the same as when all the elements are unpinned.
 
 ### Arrange Linked Border Nodes of the Selection behavior
 
 The behavior is the same as `Arrange Linked Border Nodes` but with a different scope. The scope is all ports of all selected element.
 
-For example in this diagram, if B is selected (in blue here), the port in green is arranged (1 port):
-!arrange_border_node_selection1.png!
+For example in this diagram, if B is selected (in blue here), the port in green are arranged (2 ports):
+
+![images/arrange_border_node_selection1](images/arrange_border_node_selection1.png)
 
 And if we add D to the selection (in blue here), the ports in green are arranged (5 ports):
-!arrange_border_node_selection2.png!
 
-If port is pinned and `Consider Pin` is checked, the port is not arranged.
+![images/arrange_border_node_selection2](images/arrange_border_node_selection2.png)
+
+If port is pinned and `Move Pinned Elements` is not checked, the port is not arranged.