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@@ -12,27 +12,28 @@ Waiter is a Swift library that provides convenient global functions for asynchro
 import Waiter
 
 class Counter {
-	var value: Int = 0
+    var value: Int = 0
 }
 
 let counter = Counter()
 
 Task {
-	// Asynchronously increment the counter after a delay
-	await Task.sleep(1)
-	counter.value += 1
+    // Asynchronously increment the counter after a delay
+    await Task.sleep(1)
+    counter.value += 1
 }
 
 do {
-	// Wait for the counter value to become equal to 1
-	let finalValue = try await wait(
-		on: counter,
-		for: \.value,
-		expecting: 1
-	)
-	print("Counter value: \(finalValue)") // Output: Counter value: 1
+    // Wait for the counter value to become equal to 1
+    let finalValue = try await wait(
+        on: counter,
+        for: \.value,
+        expecting: 1
+    )
+
+    print("Counter value: \(finalValue)") // Output: Counter value: 1
 } catch {
-	print("Timeout Error: \(error)")
+    print("Timeout Error: \(error)")
 }
 ```
 
@@ -43,11 +44,11 @@ To wait for a value of a specified key path to satisfy a condition, use the glob
 ```swift
 @discardableResult
 public func wait<Object: AnyObject, Value>(
-	on object: Object,
-	for keyPath: KeyPath<Object, Value>,
-	duration: TimeInterval = 3,
-	interval: TimeInterval = 0.1,
-	expecting: @escaping (Value) -> Bool
+    on object: Object,
+    for keyPath: KeyPath<Object, Value>,
+    duration: TimeInterval = 3,
+    interval: TimeInterval = 0.1,
+    expecting: @escaping (Value) -> Bool
 ) async throws -> Value
 ```
 
@@ -92,19 +93,19 @@ import XCTest
 @testable import YourProject
 
 final class YourTests: XCTestCase, Waitable {
-	func testYourFunctionality() async throws {
-		// Test setup
-		
-		// Perform asynchronous operations
-		
-		// Wait for a value to satisfy a condition
-		try await wait(on: object, for: keyPath, expecting: expectedValue)
-		
-		// Assertions and test verification
-	}
+    func testYourFunctionality() async throws {
+        // Test setup
+
+        // Perform asynchronous operations
+
+        // Wait for a value to satisfy a condition
+        try await wait(on: object, for: keyPath, expecting: expectedValue)
+
+        // Assertions and test verification
+    }
 }
 ```
 
 ### Error Handling
 
-The `wait` function can throw errors if the wait times out. If an error occurs, it means the wait duration exceeded the specified timeout and the condition was not satisfied within the given time frame. You can handle the error by displaying an appropriate message, retrying the operation, or taking any other desired action.
+The `wait` function can throw errors if the wait times out. If an error occurs, it means the wait duration exceeded the specified timeout and the condition was not satisfied within the given time frame. You can handle the error by displaying an appropriate message, retrying the operation, or taking any other desired action.