Metadata and Authorship: Harmonize examples and highlight difference #403
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The examples in `metadata_example2.cwl` and `metadata_example3.cwl` are meant to be compared, and the latter is an extension of the former. However, the differences are not obvious in the wall of text. For this, line-highlighting is used in the latter to point out the different parts. In addition, minor/trivial differences in the pair are removed, so they differ *only* in the highlighted lines. This also fixes some minor, inconsistent indentations.
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The examples in
metadata_example2.cwlandmetadata_example3.cwlare meant to be compared, and the latter is an extension of the former. However, the differences are not obvious in the wall of text.For this, line-highlighting is used in the latter to point out the different parts.
In addition, minor/trivial differences in the pair are removed, so they differ only in the highlighted lines. This also fixes some minor, inconsistent indentations.