nested lists not rendering properly

[crowlKats]

it seems nested lists arent actually nesting, and are just flat

with comrak:

with deno-gfm:

md used:

## Differences with zx

1. Cross platform shell.
  - Makes more code work on Windows.
  - Allows exporting the shell's environment to the current process.
  - Uses [deno_task_shell](https://github.com/denoland/deno_task_shell)'s parser.
1. Minimal globals or global configuration.
  - Only a default instance of `$`, but it's not mandatory to use this.
1. No custom CLI.
1. Good for application code in addition to use as a shell script replacement.
1. Named after my cat.

[kivikakk]

As always, a good start is to try the official commonmark dingus. You'll note comrak matches its output; deno-gfm is not quite right here.

See the CommonMark spec on list items. tl;dr your sublists aren't indented enough to be considered a continuation of the ordered list items. Try this:

## Differences with zx

1. Cross platform shell.
   - Makes more code work on Windows.
   - Allows exporting the shell's environment to the current process.
   - Uses [deno_task_shell](https://github.com/denoland/deno_task_shell)'s parser.
1. Minimal globals or global configuration.
   - Only a default instance of `$`, but it's not mandatory to use this.
1. No custom CLI.
1. Good for application code in addition to use as a shell script replacement.
1. Named after my cat.

Output (GitHub is CommonMark compliant, like comrak, so we can just use it to test):

Differences with zx

1. Cross platform shell.
   • Makes more code work on Windows.
   • Allows exporting the shell's environment to the current process.
   • Uses deno_task_shell's parser.
2. Minimal globals or global configuration.
   • Only a default instance of $, but it's not mandatory to use this.
3. No custom CLI.
4. Good for application code in addition to use as a shell script replacement.
5. Named after my cat.