Use dashes within Short Descriptions#157
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This PR standardises all short descriptions to use dashes over hyphens. Previously a mixture of dashes and hyphens were used.
From reading this Grammarly post, it should probably be "em" dashes and these to be "en" dashes.
Here are some possible "lines in-text" characters:
- – —I've used the middle one