Improve Rendering of Asciidoc-based README
Hello, I just wanted to raise an issue about the rendering of Asciidoc READMEs on Gitlab. For my projects, I prefer to use Asciidoc, simply becuase there is an actually standard vs. Markdown which is very loose. For some time, it has irked me that the padding and overall styling of READMEs seemed somewhat off. For example, the paragraphs are way too bunched together, and admonitionment blocks have seemingly no padding (View the examples below). But today while viewing the Tint2 project's README, I came across the fact that Asciidoc is not styled the same.
So I ask that this be fixed in some way. While it isn't the most pressing matter, I do feel it is a much simpler fix than most issues on this list. If someone wanted me to take a shot at fixing this issue, I do have some minor experience with Ruby. I may be able to improve it, but I would likely require some navigation as to where the files are in charge of rendering and such. Thank you for your time.
EXAMPLE 1 - The README of my Tadman project, written in Asciidoc: