docs: fix Environment Variables table formatting in README

[arinal]

Summary

• Fixed a formatting issue in the Environment Variables section where a blank line was breaking the markdown table into two separate tables
• All environment variables are now in a single, properly formatted table

Changes

• Removed the blank line between GOOGLE_WORKSPACE_CLI_CREDENTIALS_FILE and GOOGLE_WORKSPACE_CLI_CLIENT_ID rows

Test plan

• Verified the markdown table renders correctly
• Checked that all environment variables are listed in one continuous table

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This pull request addresses a minor but important documentation formatting issue within the README.md file. By removing an extraneous blank line, it ensures that the Environment Variables section is presented as a single, cohesive markdown table, significantly improving readability and consistency for users referencing the available configuration options.

Highlights

• Documentation Formatting: Resolved an issue in the README.md where a blank line caused the Environment Variables table to render as two separate tables, ensuring all variables are now displayed in a single, correctly formatted table.

Changelog

• README.md
  • Removed a blank line that was incorrectly splitting the Environment Variables markdown table.

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• The pull request was generated using Claude Code.
• The author verified the markdown table renders correctly.
• The author checked that all environment variables are listed in one continuous table.

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Code Review

This pull request addresses a formatting issue in the README.md file where a blank line was incorrectly splitting the Environment Variables table. The change removes this blank line, ensuring the table renders correctly as a single unit. The fix is accurate and improves the documentation's readability. I find no high or critical issues with this change.

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Code Review

This pull request corrects a formatting issue in the README.md file's Environment Variables table by removing a blank line that was splitting the table. The change is correct and resolves the rendering problem. No issues meeting the required high or critical severity level were found in this documentation update.