fixup! rfc43: add new RFC for job list service

spec_43.rst

@@ -197,36 +197,32 @@ Constraint Operators
 Using the constraint syntax described by RFC31, jobs can be filtered
 based on the following constraint operators.
 
-- ``userid``: Designate one or more userids (*integer*) and match jobs
-  submitted by those userids.
+``userid``
+    Designate one or more userids (*integer*) and match jobs submitted by those userids.
 
-- ``name``: Designate one or more job names (*string) and match jobs
-  with those job names.
+``name``
+    Designate one or more job names (*string) and match jobs with those job names.
 
-- ``queue``: Designate one or more queues (*string*) and match jobs
-  with those job queues.
+``queue``
+    Designate one or more queues (*string*) and match jobs with those job queues.
 
-- ``states``: Designate one or more job states (*string* or *integer*)
-   and match jobs in those job states.  Both bitmasks (including
-   multiple states) and string names of the states SHALL be accepted.
+``states``
+    Designate one or more job states (*string* or *integer*) and match jobs in those job states.  Both bitmasks (including multiple states) and string names of the states SHALL be accepted.
 
-- ``results``: Designate one or more job results (*string* or *integer*)
-   and match jobs with those results.  Both bitmasks (including
-   multiple results) and string names of the results SHALL be accepted.
+``results``
+    Designate one or more job results (*string* or *integer*) and match jobs with those results.  Both bitmasks (including multiple results) and string names of the results SHALL be accepted.
 
-- ``t_submit``, ``t_depend``, ``t_run``, ``t_cleanup``,
-   ``t_inactive``: Designate one timestamp with a prefixed comparison
-   operator (*string*).  The accepted comparison operators SHALL be
-   `>`, `<`, `>=`, and `<=`, for greater than, less than, greater than
-   or equal, or less than or equal.  Match jobs where the respective
-   timestamp matches against the submitted timestamp and comparison
-   operator.
+``t_submit``, ``t_depend``, ``t_run``, ``t_cleanup``, ``t_inactive``
+    Designate one timestamp with a prefixed comparison operator (*string*).  The accepted comparison operators SHALL be `>`, `<`, `>=`, and `<=`, for greater than, less than, greater than or equal, or less than or equal.  Match jobs where the respective timestamp matches against the submitted timestamp and comparison operator.
 
-- ``not``: Logical negation of one constraint object.
+``not``
+   Logical negation of one constraint object.
 
-- ``or``: Logical or of one or more constraint objects.
+``or``
+    Logical or of one or more constraint objects.
 
-- ``and``: Logical and of one or more constraint objects..
+``and``
+    Logical and of one or more constraint objects..
 
 The following are several constraints examples.