Per #2609, fix TC-Diag documentation issues that @jvigh.

dtcenter · Sep 13, 2023 · fe4477e · fe4477e
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diff --git a/docs/Users_Guide/tc-diag.rst b/docs/Users_Guide/tc-diag.rst
@@ -101,11 +101,11 @@ The configuration options listed above are used to filter the input track data d
 
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-lead = [   "0",    "6",  "12",  "18",  "24",
-          "30",   "36",  "42",  "48",  "54",
-          "60",   "66",  "72",  "78",  "84",
-          "90",   "96", "102", "108", "114",
-          "120", "126" ];
+  lead = [   "0",    "6",  "12",  "18",  "24",
+            "30",   "36",  "42",  "48",  "54",
+            "60",   "66",  "72",  "78",  "84",
+            "90",   "96", "102", "108", "114",
+            "120", "126" ];
 
 The **lead** entry is an array of strings specifying lead times in HH[MMSS] format. By default, diagnostics are computed every 6 hours out to 126 hours. Lead times for which no track point or gridded model data exist produce a warning message and diagnostics set to a missing data value.
 
@@ -220,7 +220,7 @@ Configuring data input and output options
 
   one_time_per_file_flag = TRUE;
 
-The **one_time_per_file_flag** entry controls the logic for reading data from input files. Users should set this to true or false to describe how data is stored in the gridded input files specified with the **-data** command line option. Set this to true if each input file contains all of the data for a single initialization time and for a single valid time. If the input files contain data for multiple initialization or valid times, or if data for one valid time is spread across multiple files, set this to false.
+The **one_time_per_file_flag** entry controls the logic for reading data from input files. This option describes how data is stored in the gridded input files specified with the **-data** command line option. Set this to true if each input file contains all of the data for a single initialization time and for a single valid time. If the input files contain data for multiple initialization or valid times, or if data for one valid time is spread across multiple files, set this to false.
 
 If true, all input fields are read efficiently from each file in a single call. If false, each field is processed separately in a less efficient manner.