Add a few code backticks

[zackkatz]

What?

Just very minor formatting.

Why?

There was a space missing between sentences and missing code ticks.

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[alexstine]

@zackkatz Thanks for the PR.

Wondering how necessary it is to mark some of this as code. I can see the example being useful, but WP ENV, NPM, and NPX are used in describing terms, not really commands in my opinion.

[skorasaurus]

Thanks for the contribution Zack.

Alex,

That is a good question. According to the broader WP documentation guidelines, commands in text should in fact be considered (this is new to me) code in text.

However, broader products, services, and organizations should be in regular text and admittedly for really popular systems that exist both as commands and products/ecosystems/organizations (docker, npm), the line can be blurry.

[danielbachhuber]

wp-env is mentioned with backticks here: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/tree/trunk/packages/env#wp-env

I think that's good enough as prior art.

[danielbachhuber]

@alexstine @skorasaurus I proposed a documentation enhancement WordPress/WordPress-Documentation-Style-Guide#23

[t-hamano]

Hi @zackkatz,

This PR also makes sense to me, but there seems to be a conflict. Could you please rebase on the latest trunk to merge this PR?

In the latest trunk, wp-env in this line is already wrapped in backticks, so you should just put a space after the period.

gutenberg/packages/env/README.md

Line 47 in d87092c

If you have also installed `wp-env` globally, running it will automatically execute the local, project-level package. Alternatively, you can execute `wp-env` via [`npx`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/npx), a utility automatically installed with `npm`.`npx` finds binaries like `wp-env` installed through node modules. As an example: `npx wp-env start --update`.