markdown-lint-cleanup

To fix markdown lint warnings across a large documentation repository, run a cleanup pass that normalizes headings, adds blank lines around lists and fences, and enforces language tags on fenced code blocks without altering content semantics.

Converting bold-only text into structured markdown headings involves transforming lines like **Section Title** into proper heading levels such as ## Section Title to enforce style-guide compliance and improve documentation consistency.

Yes, you can normalize formatting in markdown files with multiple authors without changing the content semantics, applying spacing and heading normalization to ensure readability while preserving the original text.

Fenced code blocks fail markdown lint checks when they lack language tags. Adding language tags to fenced code blocks improves render accuracy and tooling support while satisfying common lint rules.

Ensuring proper spacing around lists and fenced code blocks in markdown requires inserting blank lines before and after these elements to improve readability and satisfy common markdown lint rules.

Markdown formatting cleanup does not alter the semantics of your documentation, applying heading normalization and spacing adjustments to produce clean, lint-free docs while preserving the original content.