reapply formatting

.JuliaFormatter.toml

@@ -1 +1,3 @@
 style = "sciml"
+format_markdown = true
+format_docstrings = true

README.md

@@ -16,15 +16,14 @@ Pkg.add("SymbolicIndexingInterface")
 
 The symbolic indexing interface has 2 levels:
 
-1. The user level. At the user level, a modeler or engineer simply uses terms from a
-   domain-specific language (DSL) inside of SciML functionality and will receive the requested
-   values. For example, if a DSL defines a symbol `x`, then `sol[x]` returns the solution
-   value(s) for `x`.
-2. The DSL system structure level. This is the structure which defines the symbolic indexing
-   for a given problem/solution. DSLs can tag a constructed problem/solution with this
-   object in order to endow the SciML tools with the ability to index symbolically according
-   to the definitions the DSL writer wants.
-
+ 1. The user level. At the user level, a modeler or engineer simply uses terms from a
+    domain-specific language (DSL) inside of SciML functionality and will receive the requested
+    values. For example, if a DSL defines a symbol `x`, then `sol[x]` returns the solution
+    value(s) for `x`.
+ 2. The DSL system structure level. This is the structure which defines the symbolic indexing
+    for a given problem/solution. DSLs can tag a constructed problem/solution with this
+    object in order to endow the SciML tools with the ability to index symbolically according
+    to the definitions the DSL writer wants.
 
 ## Example