readme fix

README.md

@@ -79,12 +79,11 @@ message with DRACONDI.
 1. Randomly choose the initial offset from 0 to 25. Write its corresponding
    letter in the KA1 alphabet as the first ciphertext letter.
 2. For every plaintext letter, do the following:
-
-2.1. Locate the plaintext letter position in the KA1 alphabet. Locate the
+* Locate the plaintext letter position in the KA1 alphabet. Locate the
      ciphertext position by moving (offset) letters to the right, wrapping
      around the alphabet if necessary.
-2.2. Write down the ciphertext letter according to the KA1 alphabet.
-2.3. Get the position of the ciphertext letter in the KA2 alphabet. Calculate
+* Write down the ciphertext letter according to the KA1 alphabet.
+* Get the position of the ciphertext letter in the KA2 alphabet. Calculate
      the next offset as the sum of that position and the amount of letters
      already encrypted in the message (modulo 26).
 
@@ -102,12 +101,11 @@ with DRACONDI.
 1. Derive the initial offset from the first ciphertext letter in the KA1
    alphabet. Discard the first ciphertext letter afterwards.
 2. For every remaining ciphertext letter, do the following:
-
-2.1. Locate the ciphertext letter position in the KA1 alphabet. Locate the
+* Locate the ciphertext letter position in the KA1 alphabet. Locate the
      plaintext position by moving (offset) letters to the left, wrapping around
      the alphabet if necessary.
-2.2. Write down the plaintext letter according to the KA1 alphabet.
-2.3. Get the position of the ciphertext letter in the KA2 alphabet. Calculate
+* Write down the plaintext letter according to the KA1 alphabet.
+* Get the position of the ciphertext letter in the KA2 alphabet. Calculate
      the next offset as the sum of that position and the amount of letters
      already decrypted in the message (modulo 26).