Minor edits

(cherry picked from commit 199007c)

Author: cwickham

docs/authoring/includes.qmd

@@ -15,8 +15,8 @@ To include a file, add the `{{{< include >}}}` shortcode at the location in your
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 Include shortcodes are equivalent to copying and pasting the text from the included file into the main file.
-This means that relative references (links, images, other includes, etc.) inside the included file resolve based on the directory of the main file not the included file.  
-Use absolute (to the project root) paths for links, images, or other includes, in included files to ensure they resolve correctly, *e.g.*, `[A Figure Reused](/path/to/image.png)` or `{{< include /path/to/file.qmd >}}`.
+This means that relative references (links, images, other includes, etc.) inside the included file resolve based on the directory of the main file not the included file.
+Use absolute (to the project root) paths for links, images, or other includes, in included files to ensure they resolve correctly, *e.g.*, `[A Figure Reused](/path/to/image.png)` or `{{< include /path/to/_file.qmd >}}`.
 
 It also means that if the included file has a metadata block, that block will take effect in all included files. In most cases, having metadata blocks in an included file will cause unexpected behavior.