Website does not show lists properly

For example, right under `The optimization level you should use depends mostly on the current stage of development:` on the [optimizing code](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/emscripten-core/emscripten/main/site/source/docs/optimizing/Optimizing-Code.rst) page we have this bulleted list:

```
- When first porting code, run *emcc* on your code using the default settings (without optimization). Check that your code works and :ref:`debug ` and fix any issues before continuing.
- Build with lower optimization levels during development for a shorter compile/test iteration cycle (``-O0`` or ``-O1``).
- Build with ``-O2`` to get a well-optimized build.
[..]
```

However, it does not show up as a list. I just see a paragraph for each of those. That is, there are no bullet points and the items are not indented by those bullet point markers (that should exist but do not).

I see this on both Firefox and Chrome, so it doesn't seem to be a browser issue. I also see that the HTML seems fine:
```html

• When first porting code, run emcc on your code using the default settings (without optimization). Check that your code works and debug and fix any issues before continuing.




• Build with lower optimization levels during development for a shorter compile/test iteration cycle (-O0 or -O1).




• Build with -O2 to get a well-optimized build.




• Building with -O3 or -Os can produce an ever better build than -O2, and are worth considering for release builds. -O3 builds are even more optimized than -O2, but at the cost of significantly longer compilation time and potentially larger code size. -Os is similar in increasing compile times, but focuses on reducing code size while doing additional optimization. It’s worth trying these different optimization options to see what works best for your application.




• Other optimizations are discussed in the following sections.

Using the devtools inspector I found we have `list-style: none` enabled in our CSS for some reason. Removing that "fixes" the issue, but then I see ugly unstyled dots for the bullet points, and they are not properly indented, so clearly that's not the right fix (which would be far beyond my CSS skills).