README.md: Make contents Markdown-friendlier

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@@ -8,53 +8,54 @@ nor completely eliminate binaries, but it can set standards and expectations
 for vendor participation. coreboot needs policies and guidelines to meet GPL
 licence requirements and to organize and maintain standards within coreboot.
 
-
 To accept binaries in coreboot 3rdparty/blobs repository, **the binary
 must meet the following**:
 
+## 1. A publicly available (published) ABI
+
+* In case of non-ISA binary, documented usage conventions are required
+* Examples:
 
-1. A publicly available (published) ABI
-   a. In case of non-ISA binary, documented usage conventions are required
-   b. examples:
-      * The Intel® Firmware Support Package: External Architecture
+    * The Intel® Firmware Support Package: External Architecture
       Specification v.1.0
-      * The PCI firmware specification is the ABI for a standard PCI video BIOS.
-      * Vendor microcode loading and placement instructions
+    * The PCI firmware specification is the ABI for a standard PCI video BIOS.
+    * Vendor microcode loading and placement instructions
+
+## 2. Appropriate license (redistributable)
 
+The binary must be accompanied by a distribution license. The license
+must allow unlimited redistribution to allow coreboot contributors to
+create coreboot images for third parties which contain this and other blobs.
 
-2. Appropriate license (redistributable)
-   The binary must be accompanied by a distribution license. The license
-   must allow unlimited redistribution to allow coreboot contributors to
-   create coreboot images for third parties which contain this and other blobs.
+## 3. Linking
 
+Source code linked into coreboot may not be committed to the binary
+repository. Such source code and header files must be committed to the
+coreboot repository instead.
 
-3. Linking
-   Source code linked into coreboot may not be committed to the binary
-   repository. Such source code and header files must be committed to the
-   coreboot repository instead.
+## 4. Binary version
 
+The binary must contain the version and how to extract the version must
+be published in the ABI
 
-4. Binary version
-   The binary must contain the version and how to extract the version must
-   be published in the ABI
+## 5. Release notes - updated with each version
 
+Each binary release must be accompanied by a release note that contains
+all of the following (if a field is unknown or unavailable, mark it as
+unknown or N/A):
 
-5. Release notes - updated with each version
-   Each binary release must be accompanied by a release note that contains
-   all of the following (if a field is unknown or unavailable, mark it as
-   unknown or N/A):
-      * version
-      * release date
-      * supported silicon
-      * instructions, requirements, and dependencies
-      * changes since the last version
-      * errata, known issues
-      * toolchain version(s), if applicable
-      * ABI version and link to the published ABI (in the binary repository)
+    * version
+    * release date
+    * supported silicon
+    * instructions, requirements, and dependencies
+    * changes since the last version
+    * errata, known issues
+    * toolchain version(s), if applicable
+    * ABI version and link to the published ABI (in the binary repository)
 
+## 6. Good commit message
 
-6. Good commit message
-   The commit message should summarize the release note and contain
-   any additional information that might be specific to coreboot. It is
-   helpful to indicate how the binary was tested within coreboot and list
-   any known exceptions or errata.
+The commit message should summarize the release note and contain
+any additional information that might be specific to coreboot. It is
+helpful to indicate how the binary was tested within coreboot and list
+any known exceptions or errata.