Fix FAQ formatting

Author: david-martin

site-src/faq.md

@@ -41,47 +41,47 @@
       for implementations to use.
 
 *  **Q: Where can I find Gateway API releases?<br>**
-   A: Gateway API releases are tags of the [Github repository][1].
-   The [Github releases][2] page shows all the releases.
+    A: Gateway API releases are tags of the [Github repository][1].
+    The [Github releases][2] page shows all the releases.
 
 * **Q: How should I think about alpha API versions?<br>**
-  A: Similar to upstream Kubernetes, alpha API versions indicate that resources
-  are still experimental in nature and may either be removed or changed in
-  breaking ways in future releases of Gateway API.
+    A: Similar to upstream Kubernetes, alpha API versions indicate that resources
+    are still experimental in nature and may either be removed or changed in
+    breaking ways in future releases of Gateway API.
 
-  See the [Versioning](https://gateway-api.sigs.k8s.io/concepts/versioning/) documentation for more info.
+    See the [Versioning](https://gateway-api.sigs.k8s.io/concepts/versioning/) documentation for more info.
 
 * **Q: Which Kubernetes versions are supported?<br>**
-  A: See our policy on [Supported Version](https://gateway-api.sigs.k8s.io/concepts/versioning/#supported-versions)
+    A: See our policy on [Supported Version](https://gateway-api.sigs.k8s.io/concepts/versioning/#supported-versions)
 
 * **Q: Is SSL Passthrough supported?<br>**
-  A: SSL Passthrough (wherein a Gateway routes traffic with the [Transport
-  Layer Security (TLS)][tls] encryption _intact_ to a backend service instead of
-  terminating it) is supported by [TLSRoutes][tlsroute]. See the
-  [TLS Guide][tlsguide] for more details about passthrough and other TLS
-  configurations.
+    A: SSL Passthrough (wherein a Gateway routes traffic with the [Transport
+    Layer Security (TLS)][tls] encryption _intact_ to a backend service instead of
+    terminating it) is supported by [TLSRoutes][tlsroute]. See the
+    [TLS Guide][tlsguide] for more details about passthrough and other TLS
+    configurations.
 
 * **Q: What's the difference between Gateway API and an API Gateway?<br>**
-  A: An API Gateway is a general concept that describes anything that exposes
-  capabilities of a backend service, while providing extra capabilities for
-  traffic routing and manipulation, such as load balancing, request and response
-  transformation, and sometimes more advanced features like authentication and
-  authorization, rate limiting, and circuit breaking.
+    A: An API Gateway is a general concept that describes anything that exposes
+    capabilities of a backend service, while providing extra capabilities for
+    traffic routing and manipulation, such as load balancing, request and response
+    transformation, and sometimes more advanced features like authentication and
+    authorization, rate limiting, and circuit breaking.
 
-  Gateway API is an interface, or set of resources, that model service networking
-  in Kubernetes. One of the main resources is a `Gateway`, which declares the
-  Gateway type (or class) to instantiate and its configuration. As a Gateway
-  Provider, you can implement the Gateway API to model Kubernetes service
-  networking in an expressive, extensible, and role-oriented way.
+    Gateway API is an interface, or set of resources, that model service networking
+    in Kubernetes. One of the main resources is a `Gateway`, which declares the
+    Gateway type (or class) to instantiate and its configuration. As a Gateway
+    Provider, you can implement the Gateway API to model Kubernetes service
+    networking in an expressive, extensible, and role-oriented way.
 
-  Most Gateway API implementations are API Gateways to some extent, but not all
-  API Gateways are Gateway API implementations.
+    Most Gateway API implementations are API Gateways to some extent, but not all
+    API Gateways are Gateway API implementations.
 
 * **Q: Is Gateway API a standard for API Management?<br>**
-  A: No. API Management is a much broader concept than what Gateway API aims to
-  be, or what an API Gateway is intended to provide. An API Gateway can be an
-  essential part of an API Management solution. Gateway API can be seen as a
-  way to standardize on that aspect of API Management.
+    A: No. API Management is a much broader concept than what Gateway API aims to
+    be, or what an API Gateway is intended to provide. An API Gateway can be an
+    essential part of an API Management solution. Gateway API can be seen as a
+    way to standardize on that aspect of API Management.
 
 [1]: https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/gateway-api
 [2]: https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/gateway-api/releases