fix godoc format

Author: Stefan Tudose

doc.go

@@ -1,32 +1,32 @@
 // csvdecoder is a tool for parsing and deserializing CSV values into Go objects.
 // It follows the same usage pattern as the Rows scanning using database/sql package.
 // It relies on encoding/csv for the actual csv parsing.
-
+//
 // csvdecoder allows to iterate through the CSV records (using 'Next')
 // and scan the fields into target variables or fields of variables (using 'Scan').
-// The 'Next' and 'Scan' methods are not thread-safe and are not expected to be called concurrently.
-
+// The methods 'Next' and 'Scan' are not thread-safe and are not expected to be called concurrently.
+//
 // csvdecoder supports converting CSV fields into any of the following types:
-// - `*string`
-// - `*int`, `*int8`, `*int16`, `*int32`, `*int64`
-// - `*uint`, `*uint8`, `*uint16`, `*uint32`, `*uint64`
-// - `*bool`
-// - `*float32`, `*float64`
-// - a slice of values. Note that the CSV field must be a valid JSON array. If not a JSON array, a custom decoder implementing the `csvdecoder.Interface` interface must be implemented.
-// - an array of values. Note that the CSV field must be a valid JSON array. If not a JSON array, a custom decoder implementing the `csvdecoder.Interface` interface must be implemented.
-// - a pointer to any type implementing the `csvdecoder.Interface` interface
-
+//	*string
+//	*int, *int8, *int16, *int32, *int64
+//	*uint, *uint8, *uint16, *uint32, *uint64
+//	*bool
+//	*float32, *float64
+//	a slice of values. Note that the CSV field must be a valid JSON array. If not a JSON array, a custom decoder implementing the csvdecoder.Interface interface must be implemented.
+//	an array of values. Note that the CSV field must be a valid JSON array. If not a JSON array, a custom decoder implementing the csvdecoder.Interface interface must be implemented.
+//	a pointer to any type implementing the csvdecoder.Interface interface
+//
 // csvdecoder uses the same terminology as package encoding/csv:
 // A csv file contains zero or more records. Each record contains one or more
 // fields separated by the fields separator (the "comma"). The fields separator character
 // can be configured to be another character than comma.
 // Each record is separated by the newline character. The final record may
 // optionally be followed by a newline character.
-
+//
 // The behavior of the decoder can be configured by passing one of following options when creating the decoder:
-// - Comma: the character that separates values. The default value is comma.
-// - IgnoreHeaders: if set to true, the first line will be ignored. This is useful when the CSV file contains a header line.
-// - IgnoreUnmatchingFields: if set to true, the number of fields and scan targets are allowed to be different. By default, if they don't match exactly it will cause an error.
-
+//	Comma: the character that separates values. The default value is comma.
+//	IgnoreHeaders: if set to true, the first line will be ignored. This is useful when the CSV file contains a header line.
+//	IgnoreUnmatchingFields: if set to true, the number of fields and scan targets are allowed to be different. By default, if they don't match exactly it will cause an error.
+//
 // See README.md for more info.
 package csvdecoder