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Fix rst syntax errors in cqgi.py #1250

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Fix rst syntax errors in cadquery/cqgi.py that result in errors in the HTML docs.

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Merging #1250 (ec43ea7) into master (4a79b31) will not change coverage.
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Thanks @sethfischer !

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Straight forward doc fix. Merging.

@jmwright jmwright merged commit 8498c36 into CadQuery:master Jan 26, 2023
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