chore: cleanup

[CodeWithEmad]

This just cleans the repo readme and some newlines in .in files,

• edx -> Open edX
• trailing whitespace removed.
• new lines in .in requirements files.

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[itsjeyd]

Thank you for this contribution @CodeWithEmad!

[pdpinch]

Looks good to me.

I made one small comment, which you can take or leave.

[pdpinch]

I'm not sure what style guide you're following (if any), but it seems like you added code formatting to file names in other places. Do you want to add it here?

i.e.

Suggested change

	- Removed openedx.yaml file
	- Removed ``openedx.yaml`` file

[CodeWithEmad]

Nice catch, @pdpinch. I'll fix it.

[itsjeyd]

@pdpinch Thanks for jumping in and providing a review for this PR!

Would you be able to merge the changes or will we need to ask for help from Axim for that?

@CodeWithEmad Could you please look into why some of the automated tests are failing?

[CodeWithEmad]

See #475 (comment)

[itsjeyd]

See #475 (comment)

[itsjeyd]

Same here, marking as blocked on #471.

[itsjeyd]

@CodeWithEmad Now that #471 has been merged I'm removing the blocker label. Back to you for now. Once the build is green we should be good to merge this.

[CodeWithEmad]

@itsjeyd Done

[itsjeyd]

@CodeWithEmad Great!

@feanil Since this repo is unmaintained could you please do the honors and merge the changes? They were approved via #474 (review).