Fixed MD on README

Author: WebReflection

docs/README.md

@@ -444,7 +444,7 @@ The list of options' fields is described as such and all of these are *optional*
 | :------------------------ | :-------------------------------------------- | :--------|
 | version                   | `{verstion: '0.23.2'}`                        | Allow the usage of a specific version of an interpreter, same way `version` attribute works with `<script>` elements. |
 | config                    | `{config: 'type.toml'}` `{config: {}}` | Ensure such config is already parsed and available, if not already passed as object, for every custom `type` that execute code. |
-| onerror                   | `(error, element) => { throw error; }         | Allows custom types to intercept early errors possibly happened while bootstrapping elements. |
+| onerror                   | `(error, element) => { throw error; }`        | Allows custom types to intercept early errors possibly happened while bootstrapping elements. |
 | env                       | `{env: 'my-project'}`                         | Guarantee same environment for every custom `type`, avoiding conflicts with any other possible default or custom environment. |
 | onInterpreterReady        | `{onInterpreterReady(wrap, element) {}}`      | This is the main entry point to define anything extra to the context of the always same interpreter. This callback is *awaited* and executed, after the desired *interpreter* is fully available and bootstrapped *once* though other optional fields, per each element that matches the defined `type`. The `wrap` reference contains many fields and utilities helpful to run most common operations, and it is passed along most other options too, when defined. |
 | onBeforeRun               | `{onBeforeRun(wrap, element) {}}`             | This is a **hook** into the logic that runs right before any *interpreter* `run(...)` is performed. It receives the same `wrap` already sent when *onInterpreterReady* executes, and it passes along the current `element` that is going to execute such code. |