No longer Experimental

Rules---IF-ELSE-ELSEIF-and-AND-OR-Support.md

@@ -1,6 +1,3 @@
-> :warning: :warning: :warning: EXPERIMENTAL :warning: :warning: :warning:  
-**This feature is still under development**
-
 By default, Both EXPRESSION and IF support is disabled. In order to enable IF support, please add these lines in `user_config_override.h`:  
 - `#define USE_EXPRESSION` // Add support for expression evaluation in rules (+3k2 code, +64 bytes mem)  
 - `#define SUPPORT_IF_STATEMENT` // Add support for IF statement in rules (+4k2 code, -332 bytes mem)  
@@ -39,17 +36,17 @@ IF statement supports 3 formats:
 - `IF (<condition>) <statement-list> [ELSEIF (<condition>) <statement-list> ] ELSE <statement-list> ENDIF`  
 
 `<condition>` is a logical expression, for example:  
-- `VAR1 >= 10`  
+- `VAR1>=10`  
 - Multiple comparison expression with logical operator `AND` or `OR` between them. `AND` has higher priority than `OR`. For example:  
-`UPTIME > 100 AND MEM1 == 1 OR MEM2 == 1`  
+`UPTIME>100 AND MEM1==1 OR MEM2==1`  
 Parenthesis can be used to change the priority of logical expression. For example:  
-`UPTIME > 100 AND (MEM1 == 1 OR MEM2 == 1)`  
+`UPTIME>100 AND (MEM1==1 OR MEM2==1)`  
 
 `<statement-list>`  
 - A Sonoff-Tasmota command (e.g.,`LedPower on`)  
 - Another IF statement (`IF ... ENDIF`)  
 - Multiple Sonoff-Tasmota commands or IF statements separated by `;`. For example:  
-  `Power1 off; LedPower on; IF (Mem1 == 0) Var1 Var1+1; Mem1 1 ENDIF; Delay 10; Power1 on`  
+  `Power1 off; LedPower on; IF (Mem1==0) Var1 Var1+1; Mem1 1 ENDIF; Delay 10; Power1 on`  
   `Backlog` is implied and is not required (saves rule set buffer space).  
 
 ## Example