[elpa] externals/consult-recoll d46470c64d 20/50: readme tweaks

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branch: externals/consult-recoll
commit d46470c64d3b24befa7dd439991a8aa547b18255
Author: jao <jao@gnu.org>
Commit: jao <jao@gnu.org>

    readme tweaks
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 readme.org | 25 +++++++++++++++----------
 1 file changed, 15 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-)

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@@ -10,17 +10,22 @@ path.
   - See also the associated customization group for ways to tweak the
     command's behaviour (e.g., how the selected candidate is visited).
 
-~consult-recoll~ builds on the asychronous logic inside =consult.el=, so
-you can use consult's handy 
[[https://github.com/minad/consult#asynchronous-search][two-level filtering]], 
which allows
-searching over the results of a query. For example, if you start
-typing
+* Tips
 
-    #goedel's theorem
+*** Two-level filtering
 
-see a bunch of results, and want to narrow them to those lines
-matching, say, "hofstadter", you can type ~#~ (which stops further
-recoll queries) followed by the term you're interested in:
+    ~consult-recoll~ builds on the asychronous logic inside =consult.el=,
+    so you can use consult's handy 
[[https://github.com/minad/consult#asynchronous-search][two-level filtering]], 
which allows
+    searching over the results of a query. For example, if you start
+    typing
 
-   #goedel's theorem#hofstadter
+          #goedel's theorem
 
-at which point only matches containing "hofstadter" will be offered.
+    see a bunch of results, and want to narrow them to those lines
+    matching, say, "hofstadter", you can type ~#~ (which stops further
+    recoll queries) followed by the term you're interested in:
+
+          #goedel's theorem#hofstadter
+
+    at which point only matches containing "hofstadter" will be
+    offered.