Sync upstream resume content #43
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This allows more compact spacing in the bulleted version of my resume (forthcoming). It even fixes some unwanted nested bullet spacing in older articles. However, it loses some _wanted_ spacing in nested bullets that aren't long enough for Markdown to generate an HTML paragraph. Force them into a paragraph. 😕 (The longer term fix is to reconsider global paragraph styles. At least reconsider applying the same styles to both the one-off resume page and all articles throughout the site.)
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This allows more compact spacing in the bulleted version of my resume. It even fixes some unwanted nested bullet spacing in older articles.
However, it loses some wanted spacing in nested bullets that aren't long enough for Markdown to generate an HTML paragraph. Force them into a paragraph. 😕
(The longer term fix is to reconsider global paragraph styles. At least reconsider applying the same styles to both the one-off resume page and all articles throughout the site.)