;doc:csv:encoding: edits [#2354]

hledger/hledger.m4.md

@@ -3272,62 +3272,62 @@ you can do it by adding `encoding ENCODING` to your CSV rules.
 Eg: `encoding iso-8859-1`.
 
 The following encodings are supported
-(some other names and spellings are also accepted, but [not consistently](https://github.com/dmwit/encoding/issues/28))
+(some alternate names and spellings also work, but [inconsistently](https://github.com/dmwit/encoding/issues/28))
 :
 
-ascii,
+`ascii`,
-utf-8,
+`utf-8`,
-utf-16,
+`utf-16`,
-utf-32,
+`utf-32`,
-iso-8859-1,
+`iso-8859-1`,
-iso-8859-2,
+`iso-8859-2`,
-iso-8859-3,
+`iso-8859-3`,
-iso-8859-4,
+`iso-8859-4`,
-iso-8859-5,
+`iso-8859-5`,
-iso-8859-6,
+`iso-8859-6`,
-iso-8859-7,
+`iso-8859-7`,
-iso-8859-8,
+`iso-8859-8`,
-iso-8859-9,
+`iso-8859-9`,
-iso-8859-10,
+`iso-8859-10`,
-iso-8859-11,
+`iso-8859-11`,
-iso-8859-13,
+`iso-8859-13`,
-iso-8859-14,
+`iso-8859-14`,
-iso-8859-15,
+`iso-8859-15`,
-iso-8859-16,
+`iso-8859-16`,
-cp1250,
+`cp1250`,
-cp1251,
+`cp1251`,
-cp1252,
+`cp1252`,
-cp1253,
+`cp1253`,
-cp1254,
+`cp1254`,
-cp1255,
+`cp1255`,
-cp1256,
+`cp1256`,
-cp1257,
+`cp1257`,
-cp1258,
+`cp1258`,
-koi8-r,
+`koi8-r`,
-koi8-u,
+`koi8-u`,
-gb18030,
+`gb18030`,
-macintosh,
+`macintosh`,
-jis-x-0201,
+`jis-x-0201`,
-jis-x-0208,
+`jis-x-0208`,
-iso-2022-jp,
+`iso-2022-jp`,
-shift-jis,
+`shift-jis`,
-cp437,
+`cp437`,
-cp737,
+`cp737`,
-cp775,
+`cp775`,
-cp850,
+`cp850`,
-cp852,
+`cp852`,
-cp855,
+`cp855`,
-cp857,
+`cp857`,
-cp860,
+`cp860`,
-cp861,
+`cp861`,
-cp862,
+`cp862`,
-cp863,
+`cp863`,
-cp864,
+`cp864`,
-cp865,
+`cp865`,
-cp866,
+`cp866`,
-cp869,
+`cp869`,
-cp874,
+`cp874`,
-cp932.
+`cp932`.
 
 
 ## `separator`