Use correct bullets for scala2doc unordered lists

Author: rayrobdod

Base/src/main/scala/Extractor.scala

@@ -91,8 +91,8 @@ final class Extractor[Expr[_], Type[_], -A] private[stringContextParserCombinato
 
 	/**
 	 * Returns an extractor which invokes the contrafn, then
-	 *   * If the Expr is true, passes the value to this extractor
-	 *   * If the Expr is false, fails the match
+	 *  - If the Expr is true, passes the value to this extractor
+	 *  - If the Expr is false, fails the match
 	 * @group Map
 	 */
 	def widenWith[Z](contrafn: PartialExprFunction[Expr, Z, A]):Extractor[Expr, Type, Z] =
@@ -171,9 +171,9 @@ final class Extractor[Expr[_], Type[_], -A] private[stringContextParserCombinato
 
 	/**
 	 * Returns a parser which invokes this parser, and then:
-	 *   * If this parser run succeeded, return this internal's success
-	 *   * If this parser failed and consumed input, return this parser's failure
-	 *   * If this parser failed but did not consume input, run the other parser and return the other parser's result
+	 *  - If this parser run succeeded, return this internal's success
+	 *  - If this parser failed and consumed input, return this parser's failure
+	 *  - If this parser failed but did not consume input, run the other parser and return the other parser's result
 	 *
 	 * @tparam Z the result parser's parsed value type
 	 * @param rhs the parser to call after this one

Base/src/main/scala/Interpolator.scala

@@ -149,8 +149,8 @@ final class Interpolator[-Expr, +A] private[stringContextParserCombinator] (
 
 	/**
 	 * Creates a parser that will
-	 *    * when interpolating, act like this parser
-	 *    * when extractoring, invoke this parser and check that the extractor input is equal to the parsed value
+	 *  - when interpolating, act like this parser
+	 *  - when extractoring, invoke this parser and check that the extractor input is equal to the parsed value
 	 *
 	 * The extractor parsing will probably fail if this parser expects to find holes.
 	 * @group Misc
@@ -216,9 +216,9 @@ final class Interpolator[-Expr, +A] private[stringContextParserCombinator] (
 
 	/**
 	 * Returns a parser which invokes this parser, and then:
-	 *   * If this parser run succeeded, return this internal's success
-	 *   * If this parser failed and consumed input, return this parser's failure
-	 *   * If this parser failed but did not consume input, run the other parser and return the other parser's result
+	 *  - If this parser run succeeded, return this internal's success
+	 *  - If this parser failed and consumed input, return this parser's failure
+	 *  - If this parser failed but did not consume input, run the other parser and return the other parser's result
 	 *
 	 * @tparam Z the result parser's parsed value type
 	 * @param rhs the parser to call after this one

Base/src/main/scala/Parser.scala

@@ -173,9 +173,9 @@ final class Parser[Expr[_], Type[_], A] private[stringContextParserCombinator] (
 
 	/**
 	 * Returns a parser which invokes this parser, and then:
-	 *   * If this parser run succeeded, return this internal's success
-	 *   * If this parser failed and consumed input, return this parser's failure
-	 *   * If this parser failed but did not consume input, run the other parser and return the other parser's result
+	 *  - If this parser run succeeded, return this internal's success
+	 *  - If this parser failed and consumed input, return this parser's failure
+	 *  - If this parser failed but did not consume input, run the other parser and return the other parser's result
 	 *
 	 * @tparam Z the result parser's parsed value type
 	 * @param rhs the parser to call after this one

Base/src/main/scala/typeclass/Repeated.scala

@@ -7,9 +7,9 @@ import scala.collection.mutable.Builder
  * Describes how to combine a homogeneous sequence of zero-or-more values.
  *
  * When a Repeated is used:
- *  * first, `init` to create an initial value for the accumulator
- *  * then, `append` is called once for each component item in order, using the accumulator and the component item as parameters and returning the next accumulator value
- *  * lastly, `result` is called with the final accumulator value, and the result of this call is overall result.
+ *  - first, `init` to create an initial value for the accumulator
+ *  - then, `append` is called once for each component item in order, using the accumulator and the component item as parameters and returning the next accumulator value
+ *  - lastly, `result` is called with the final accumulator value, and the result of this call is overall result.
  *
  * `init` will be called anew on each use, so it is possible to use a mutable accumulator
  * by creating a new builder in the `init` method

XmlParser/src/main/scala/XmlFactory.scala

@@ -3,20 +3,20 @@ package name.rayrobdod.stringContextParserCombinatorExample.xml
 /**
  * A marker trait that can be implicitly picked up by XmlParser
  *
- * * elements
- * * attributes
- * * values
- * * entities
- * * processInstructions
- * * text
- * * comment
- * * cdata
- * * prefixes
- * * uris
+ *  - elements
+ *  - attributes
+ *  - values
+ *  - entities
+ *  - processInstructions
+ *  - text
+ *  - comment
+ *  - cdata
+ *  - prefixes
+ *  - uris
  *
  * As well as methods with these names:
- * * literal
- * * interpolation
+ *  - literal
+ *  - interpolation
  */
 trait XmlFactory