Updated Radarr Attributes (markdown)

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-Configuring Radarr is optional but will allow you to send movies to a Radarr instance when they're found missing while updating a library's collections. A `radarr` mapping can be either in the root of the config file as global mapping for all libraries or you can specify the `radarr` mapping individually per library. A TMDb configuration is required to use Radarr. Here's the full set of attributes you can set with a `radarr` mapping:
+Configuring Radarr is optional but will allow you to send movies to a Radarr instance when they're found missing while updating a library's collections. 

+A `radarr` mapping can be either in the root of the config file as global mapping for all libraries or you can specify the `radarr` mapping individually per library. A TMDb configuration is required to use Radarr.
+
+Below is a `radarr` mapping example and the full set of attributes:
 ```yaml
 radarr:
  url: http://192.168.1.12:32788
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 * The `token` can be found by going to `Radarr > Settings > General > Security > API Key`

 * The `quality_profile_id` is the number of the desired profile. It can be found by going to `Radarr > Settings > Profiles`. Unfortunately, there's not an explicit place to find the `id`, but you can infer it from the `Profiles` page. Each profile is numbered, starting at `1` and incrementing by one, left-to-right, top-to-bottom. For example, the default Radarr installation comes with four profiles:
-```
-     1          2          3          4
-    Any         SD      HD-720p    HD-1080p
-```
-
-If you were to add two more profiles, the `id` would be as follows:
-```
-     1          2          3          4
-    Any         SD      HD-720p    HD-1080p
-
-     5          6
- Ultra-HD HD-720p/1080p
-```
-
-In this example, to set any added movies to the `Ultra-HD` profile, set `quality_profile_id` to `5`. To set any added movies to `HD-1080p`, set `quality_profile_id` to `4`.
+    ```
+         1          2          3          4
+        Any         SD      HD-720p    HD-1080p
+    ```
+    
+    If you were to add two more profiles, the `id` would be as follows:
+    ```
+         1          2          3          4
+        Any         SD      HD-720p    HD-1080p
+    
+         5          6
+     Ultra-HD HD-720p/1080p
+    ```
+    
+    In this example, to set any added movies to the `Ultra-HD` profile, set `quality_profile_id` to `5`. To set any added movies to `HD-1080p`, set `quality_profile_id` to `4`.