Fix the formatting?

README.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Twitch, in their infinite wisdom decided that _you_--the bot author--would use t
 __give a bot you created in their own UI access to your own bot you created in your own account__.
 If that sounds dumb it is, and I have a theory about why they're doing this at the end.
 
-To make things worse, Twitch does not explain this weird "use oauth2 to get a key for my bot" flow
+To make things worse, Twitch does not explain this weird "use Oauth2 to get a key for my bot" flow
 and they have errors in their UI.  Here's the flow:
 
 1. You would like to create a simple bot using Twitch's IRC.
@@ -73,11 +73,9 @@ install it on Windows with `winget install Twitch.TwitchCLI`.
    problem is `twich-cli` creates a Oauth2 receiver at `http://localhost:3000` so it can't be https.
 __Just add http://localhost:3000/ anyway.__ The error message seems to be wrong, but I ran into a
 situation where I couldn't add so I had to do this:
-
+   a. Add a fake url `https://localhost:3000`.  Yes, `https`, make sure that's there.
-  a. Add a fake url `https://localhost:3000`.  Yes, `https`, make sure that's there.
+   b. Then add a second one with `http://localhost:3000`.
-  b. Then add a second one with `http://localhost:3000`.
+   c. Remove the first `https` one and you're done.
-  c. Remove the first `https` one and you're done.
-
 6. For the category you must select `Chat Bot` as the category.
 7. You also select `Confidential` as the type of bot. This is because you aren't in a web page but
    instead running as a server.