Fix alignment

Author: hollance

Huffman Coding/README.markdown

@@ -9,24 +9,24 @@ Although any type of objects can be encoded with this scheme, it is common to co
 If you count how often each byte appears, you can see some bytes occur more than others:
 
 	space: 5                  u: 1
-	    o: 5	              h: 1
-	    s: 4	              d: 1
-	    m: 3	              a: 1
-	    w: 3	              y: 1
-	    c: 2	              p: 1
-	    r: 2	              e: 1
-	    n: 2	              i: 1
+	    o: 5                  h: 1
+	    s: 4                  d: 1
+	    m: 3                  a: 1
+	    w: 3                  y: 1
+	    c: 2                  p: 1
+	    r: 2                  e: 1
+	    n: 2                  i: 1
 
 We can assign bit strings to each of these bytes. The more common a byte is, the fewer bits we assign to it. We might get something like this:
 
 	space: 5    010           u: 1    11001
 	    o: 5    000	          h: 1    10001
 	    s: 4    101	          d: 1    11010
 	    m: 3    111	          a: 1    11011
-	    w: 3    0010	      y: 1    01111
-	    c: 2    0011	      p: 1    11000
-	    r: 2    1001	      e: 1    01110
-	    n: 2    0110	      i: 1    10000
+	    w: 3    0010          y: 1    01111
+	    c: 2    0011          p: 1    11000
+	    r: 2    1001          e: 1    01110
+	    n: 2    0110          i: 1    10000
 
 Now if we replace the original bytes with these bit strings, the compressed output becomes: