standardize yml indentation under the 'models:' line on the README #613
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The yml indentation in the README is inconsistent. As someone who is not a yml expert but tries to stay consistent, wants my team to be consistent, and aspires to mostly get my yml indentation right on the first go, it is confusing to see inconsistency in the README.
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source)limit_zero()
macro in place of the literal string:limit 0
dbt_utils.type_*
macros instead of explicit datatypes (e.g.dbt_utils.type_timestamp()
instead ofTIMESTAMP