That's extremely funny in the one language that cares about alignment.

(& the argument that I keep using against significant whitespace, which is that all sorts of other tools assume it can mess around with it with no downsides)

People should probably click before downvoting... this is what it looks like in the README:

  from lithops import FunctionExecutor

            def hello(name):
          return f'Hello {name}!'

   with FunctionExecutor() as fexec:
    f = fexec.call_async(hello, 'World')
             print(f.result())

If you copy/paste it the indentation is correct, it's just the display formatting for some reason.