fixed markdown nonsense

README.md

@@ -75,18 +75,18 @@ The leader key is space, configurable at the top of the `init.lua` file. When re
 If a file is open, Telescope is configured to jump to the pane/tab where that file is open, rather than open it in the current pane.
 This allows for a more consistent editing experience, such as having seperate tabs for backend and frontend files.
 
-- <C-t>l - Next tab
+- \<C-t\>l - Next tab
-- <C-t>h - Previous tab
+- \<C-t\>h - Previous tab
-- <C-t>j - New tab to the right
+- \<C-t\>j - New tab to the right
-- <C-t>q - Close tab (Keeps buffers open)
+- \<C-t\>q - Close tab (Keeps buffers open)
 
-Instead of using <C-t>j, I prefer to find the file in Telescope and use <C-t>, which opens the file in a new tab. This ovverides the
+Instead of using \<C-t\>j, I prefer to find the file in Telescope and use <C-t>, which opens the file in a new tab. This ovverides the
 regular Telescope behaviour of jumping to the relevant pane, which only applies to enter. Similarly, <C-v> in Telescope opens the
 selected file in a split to the right in the current tab. All <C-w> binds for navigating windows remain unchanged
 
 #### Editing
 
-- <leader>d - Open vim.lsp.diagnostic float menu
+- \<leader\>d - Open vim.lsp.diagnostic float menu
 - gd - Go to definition of function
 - ss - Open flash.nvim menu
 
@@ -94,8 +94,8 @@ Flash nvim has no leader key for ease of access. Non-text based flash functions
 
 #### Session management
 
-- <leader>qj - Save session and exit
+- \<leader\>qj - Save session and exit
-- <leader>qd - Delete session and exit
+- \<leader\>qd - Delete session and exit
 
 Both of these commands run `wqa`, meaning that even when deleting a session no data is ever lost (not that autosave isn't on by default lol).
 When opening nvim in a folder with a `.session` file, the session will automatically be restored, including window layout. For more info, see