SIMD-0197: more lint fixes

proposals/0197-chilli-peppers.md

@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ usage similar to the way that Compute Units seek to govern CPU usage.
 Tiered memory bandwidth will become a performance bottleneck as transaction 
 throughput and total state size increase. This proposal serves to outline 
 changes to the Solana protocol that would enable:
+
 - Deterministic, easily computable and cluster-wide separation of state into 
 hot and cold tiers.
 - A new transaction level resource requesting the transfer of state from cold 
@@ -116,15 +117,17 @@ increasing record of state consumption.
 Computing the block Chili Pepper clock:
 
 ```python
-block_chili_pepper_clock = prev_block_chili_pepper_clock + sum(txn.requested_chili_peppers for txn in block.txns)
+block_chili_pepper_clock = prev_block_chili_pepper_clock + 
+  sum(txn.requested_chili_peppers for txn in block.txns)
 ```
 
 Implemented as a 64-bit unsigned integer (uint64), this clock is updated at the
 beginning of every block to reflect the total Chili Peppers requested since the
 chain's genesis. This monotonically increasing value is stored in a dedicated 
 system variable (sysvar), ensuring that it remains accessible and immutable 
 throughout the blockchain's operation.
-The new sysvar will have identifier: `SysvarB1ockChiliPepperC1ock111111111111111111`
+The new sysvar will have identifier: 
+`SysvarB1ockChiliPepperC1ock111111111111111111`
 
 ```rust
 struct SysvarBlockChiliPepperClock {