Say "unindent" instead of "outdent" in tutor #8623
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It doesn't really make sense to say that adding whitespace is "indenting" and removing it is "outdenting". And people would usually say "indent "/ "unindent", which is how the actions are actually called in helix. So, for consistency, they should be called the same in tutor.
Also in RECAP, it says
Which makes it seem like removing whitespace is "indenting" and adding it is "outdenting", which is the other way around.