style: 🐛 fix silly formatting errors

entries/pure_pursuit/pure_pursuit.typ

@@ -131,11 +131,11 @@ formed. But, just to drive the point home, to create a n-degree Bézier curve, w
 take two (n-1)-degree Bézier curves and lerp between them. And if you have a
 0-degree Bézier curve, you just have a point.
 
-= Tooling
 #grid(
   columns: 2,
   gutter: 2mm,
   [
+    = Tooling
     Now we have a way to form a curve, but we don't wanna manually generate each
     path. Luckily we have amazing tooling like #link("path.jerryio.com"). This tool
     allows us to visualize, create, and modify a path. This path is then exported as
@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ take two (n-1)-degree Bézier curves and lerp between them. And if you have a
   ],
   figure(
     {
-      image("./path.jerryio.png", width: 100%)
+      image("./path.jerryio.png", width: 80%)
     },
     caption: [
       A screenshot of path.jerryio.com showing a path for an old six ball. The intent

entries/versioning/versioning.typ

@@ -28,7 +28,10 @@ You'll notice that each commit has a weird commit message. This is a convention
 that we use to keep our commits organized and visually grepable. We use a mix of
 conventional commits and gitmoji to create this convention: ```
 <type>: <gitmoji> <description>
-```= GitHub GitHub is a web-based platform that hosts Git repositories. It
+```//typstfmt::off
+= GitHub
+//typstfmt::on
+GitHub is a web-based platform that hosts Git repositories. It
 allows for collaboration and sharing of code between team members. It also
 enables us to easily open source our code so that other teams can use it as a
 reference. You can see our git repository here: