Update README.md

Author: jamesholcomb

README.md

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 * Documents `Authorize` and `Obsolete` attributes
 * Documents OData `EnableQuery` attribute
 * You can use tags like `<c>`, `<code>`, `<para>`, `<example>`, `<exception>`, `<paramref>`, `<see>`, `<seealso>`, `<typeparamref>`
-#### How do I use it?
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+####How do I use it?
 1. Install the [NuGet package](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Postman.WebApi.MsBuildTask)
 1. Make sure you have checked the "XML Documentation file" checkbox in the build properties for the project containing your ApiControllers
 1. Build your project to create the `<AssemblyName>.postman.json` file in your project root
 1. Open Postman and import the collection file
 1. Add a new Postman [environment](https://www.getpostman.com/docs/environments) and set _key_ to `url` and _value_ to your http api endpoint root e.g. `http://localhost:3000/myapp`
 
-#### How do I configure it?
+####How do I configure it?
 You can override the default configuration by modifying the `.targets` file located in the `packages` directory.  __Note that removing/upgrading the package will set the configuration back to the defaults.__
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 | Option | Description | Default | Required |
 | ------ | ----------- | ------- | -------- |
 | `OutputDirectory`   | The directory to write the output Postman .json file | `$(ProjectDir)` | Yes
 | `AssemblyFilePath` | The complete path and file name to the project target assembly | `$(TargetPath)` | Yes
 | `EnvironmentKey`    | The Postman [environment](https://www.getpostman.com/docs/environments) key variable   | `url` | No
 | `RouteTemplate` | The HTTP route template used to setup route maps | `api/{controller}` | No
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 #### Can I contribute?
 Please do!  PRs are welcome.  Just follow the conventions in the source code.
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 #### Usage notes
 1. The XML documentation file must be located in the same folder as the project assembly target _and_ have the same name.  For example, if your project assembly is called `myproject.dll`, the XML documentation file must be named `myproject.xml` and be located in the same directory (e.g. `bin\debug`).
 1. Errors, warnings and messages from the Postman build task can be viewed in the Output | Build window and the build Error List