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Tabs don't work at all for alignment

I had forgotten this fact when I wrote the old version of this
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in the standard repository.
## Indentation
Indentation at the beginning of the line requires hard **tabs**. Spaces will not work.
Indentation at the beginning of the line requires hard **tabs** (spaces will not work).
For alignment (putting things in the same column between lines) spaces are allowed. Example (`↦`
for tab and `·` for space):
For alignment (putting things in the same column between lines) **spaces** are required (tabs will
not work). Example (`↦` for tab and `·` for space):
```
dish·fries:·Frietjes
↦ single_choice size:·Formaat
@ -101,14 +101,14 @@ dish dishid: Name -- This is a description € 3
**Note:** Only the `{no_text}` tag is supported at this moment. You can ignore other tags for now.
You can add tags after ` :: `. Tags are `{identifier}`. You can use tags to attach more information
You can add tags after ` `. Tags are `{identifier}`. You can use tags to attach more information
about a dish or option in a structured way. For example: `{has_meat}` signals to vegetarians that
they should avoid this.
The order is always id, name, description, tags, price (not all have to be present of course).
```hlds
dish dishid: Name -- This is a description :: {has_meat} € 3
dish dishid: Name -- This is a description {has_meat} € 3
```
The `{no_text}` tag signals that an option is not to be shown in a dish's description. This is