Bullet points in Tutorial can break the mobile app

[trouille]

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Working with https://www.zooniverse.org/lab/5199/tutorial (Science Scribbler) mobile workflow. It was crashing the app. It turns out their 4th slide had poorly formatted bullet points in it, that were causing the problem.

But even when correctly formatted (in terms of the markdown), bullet point lists (and enumerated lists) in the mobile app tutorial look funny (the bullet point is in the middle of the paragraph, rather than at the start like you'd expect).

Not a major bug and for now we'll just recommend users don't use bulleted lists in their tutorials for mobile enabled workflows.

But posting the issue here so that 6+ months from now, if we have FTE mobile dev support, we'll look to fix.

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[lcjohnso]

While crashing behavior has stopped, the original effect and current poor formatting is connected to Markdown library. For similar odd Markdown behavior, see #412

[lcjohnso]

No issue persists in version 2.11, likely due to #464; closing.