docs: update install from sources paragraph (#5397)

Author: alexandear

docs/src/docs/welcome/install.mdx

@@ -134,18 +134,18 @@ docker run -t --rm -v $(pwd):/app -w /app golangci/golangci-lint:{.LatestVersion
 
 ### Install from Sources
 
-Such `go install`/`go get`, "tools pattern", and `tool` command/directives installations aren't guaranteed to work.
+Using `go install`/`go get`, "tools pattern", and `tool` command/directives installations aren't guaranteed to work.
 
 We recommend using binary installation.
 
-Those installations aren't recommended because of the following points:
+These installations aren't recommended because of the following points:
 
-1. Those installations are compiling golangci-lint locally, the Go version used to build will depend on your local Go version.
-2. Some users use `-u` flag for `go get`, which upgrades our dependencies. Resulting binary was not tested and is not guaranteed to work.
-3. When using "tools pattern" or and `tool` command/directives, the dependencies of a tool can modify the dependencies of another or your project. Resulting binary was not tested and is not guaranteed to work.
-4. We've encountered issues with Go modules hashes due to unexpected recreation of dependency tags.
-5. `go.mod` replacement directives don't apply transitively. It means a user will be using patched version of `golangci-lint` if we use such replacements.
-6. It allows installation from main branch which can't be considered stable.
+1. These installations compile golangci-lint locally. The Go version used to build will depend on your local Go version.
+2. Some users use the `-u` flag for `go get`, which upgrades our dependencies. The resulting binary was not tested and is not guaranteed to work.
+3. When using the "tools pattern" or `tool` command/directives, the dependencies of a tool can modify the dependencies of another tool or your project. The resulting binary was not tested and is not guaranteed to work.
+4. We've encountered issues with Go module hashes due to the unexpected recreation of dependency tags.
+5. `go.mod` replacement directives don't apply transitively. It means a user will be using a patched version of `golangci-lint` if we use such replacements.
+6. It allows installation from the main branch, which can't be considered stable.
 7. It's slower than binary installation.
 
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