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fix: change table format issue in build target section
Markdown tables expect input to be on a single line, splitting multiple lines if required by a <br>. However, looking at the markdown docs, the directive for Admonitions are min 3 lines (definition, blank line, message). Moving the notes to below the table following other practises on the message seems the best compromise if it cannot be placed within the cell
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docs/Getting-Started/Installing-Asterisk/Installing-Asterisk-From-Source/Building-and-Installing-Asterisk.md

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| | Executing `make` with no target is equivalent to the `all` target. |
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| **all** | Compiles everything everything selected through the `configure` and `menuselect` scripts. |
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| **full** | This is equivalent to `make` or `make all`, save that it will perform a more thorough investigation of the source code for documentation. This is needed to generate [AMI event documentation](/Development/Roadmap/Asterisk-11-Projects/AMI-Event-Documentation). Note that your system must have Python in order for this make target to succeed.
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!!! note Version Notice
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This build target is only available in Asterisk 11 and later versions.
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[//]: # (end-note)
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| **full** | This is equivalent to `make` or `make all`, save that it will perform a more thorough investigation of the source code for documentation. This is needed to generate [AMI event documentation](/Development/Roadmap/Asterisk-11-Projects/AMI-Event-Documentation). Note that your system must have Python in order for this make target to succeed. |
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| **install** | Installs Asterisk, building Asterisk if it has not already been built. In general, this should be executed after Asterisk has successfully compiled. |
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| **uninstall** | Removes Asterisk binaries, sounds, man pages, headers, modules and firmware builds from the system. |
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| **uninstall-all** | Same as the `uninstall` target, but additionally removes configuration, spool directories and logs. All traces of Asterisk.
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As just noted, this will remove all Asterisk configuration from your system. Do not execute `uninstall-all` unless you are sure that is what you want to do.
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| **uninstall-all** | Same as the `uninstall` target, but additionally removes configuration, spool directories and logs. All traces of Asterisk. |
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| **clean** | Remove all files generated by make. |
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| **dist-clean** | Remove pretty much all files generated by make and configure. |
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| **samples** | Install all sample configuration files (.conf files) to `/etc/asterisk/`. Overwrites existing config files. |
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| **config** | Install init scripts (startup scripts) on your system. |
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| **progdocs** | Uses doxygen to locally generate HTML development documentation from the source code. Generated in the `doc/` subdirectory of the source; see `doc/index.html`. |
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!!! note Version Notice
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The `full` build target is only available in Asterisk 11 and later versions.
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[//]: # (end-note)
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`uninstall-all` build target will remove all Asterisk configuration from your system. Do not execute `uninstall-all` unless you are sure that is what you want to do.
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[//]: # (end-note)

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