Update TYPES.md

Author: doranteseduardo

docs/TYPES.md

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 An `AugmentedFaceModel` is a structure meant to be used by the `addAugmentedFace` method. It has two properties:
 
-- model: `URL`/`path` (inside android's assets folder) referencing a GLB object.
-- texture: (nullable) `URL`/`path` (inside android's assets folder) referencing an image object.
+- **model**: `URL`/`path` (inside android's assets folder) referencing a GLB object.
+- **texture**: (nullable) `URL`/`path` (inside android's assets folder) referencing an image object.
 
 Example:
 `{model: 'models/fox.glb', texture: 'textures/freckles.png'}`
 
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 ### Plane
 
 A plane is any touchable surface discovered in the AR session.
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 You can access the value using `event.planeId`.
 It can be used to host a cloud anchor or to place objects on tap.
 
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 ### CloudAnchor
 
 It is a simple structure containing the CloudAnchorId in the `event.anchorId` value.
 
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 ### FeatureMapQuality
 
 The FeatureMapQuality is an indicator used to get sure there is enough quality in the environment scan previous to host an anchor.
@@ -36,35 +41,31 @@ It is a value from 0 to 2 indicating the quality:
 You can access the value via `event.quality`
 Host the anchor when the event returns at least 1.
 
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 ### VideoRecording
 
 After `stopVideoRecording` is called (`startVideoRecording` must be called first), the video is copied into storage and its path is returned when the promise fulfills.
 
 You can get the path via `response.path`
 
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 ### Screenshot
 
 When `takeScreenshot` is called, the session's current view is copied into a bitmap and saved as a JPEG image. When the promise fulfills you can access the image via `response.path`
 
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 ### Model
 
 The `addObject` method is used to insert a renderable into scene, it supports a `Model` object described as follows:
 
-##### name
-
-It must be an URL pointing to a glb asset.
-
-##### anchorId
-
-It can be a CloudAnchorId or a PlaneId (returned by onTapPlane)
-
-##### isCloudAnchor
-
-`boolean`, if true then the `anchorId` value will be taken as a CloudAnchorId and the session will attempt to resolve it, triggering `onAnchorResolve` if succeed.
+- **name**:             It must be an URL pointing to a glb asset.
+- **anchorId**:         It can be a CloudAnchorId or a PlaneId (returned by onTapPlane)
+- **isCloudAnchor**:    `boolean`, if true then the `anchorId` value will be taken as a CloudAnchorId and the session will attempt to resolve it, triggering `onAnchorResolve` if succeed. Otherwise, if `false` , `anchorId` will be taken as `Plane` and the object will be attached to it.
 
-Otherwise, if `false` , `anchorId` will be taken as `Plane` and the object will be attached to it.
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 ### LocationMarker
 
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 The location marker structure is:
 
-##### title
+- **title**: `String` , it is the label to be shown by the marker.
+- **lat**: `Double`, the latitude value.
+- **lng**: `Double`, the longitude value.
+- **isAnchor**: `boolean`, if `false` the title is shown in the marker, if `true` then the icon marker is used.
 
-`String` , it is the label to be shown by the marker.
-
-##### lat
-
-`Double`, the latitude value.
-
-##### lng
-
-`Double`, the longitude value.
-
-##### isAnchor
-
-`boolean`, if `false` the title is shown in the marker, if `true` then the icon marker is used,
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 ### CloudAnchorId
-
 A `String` value returned by the `onAnchorHost` event, you can use it to resolve the same anchor lately or share it with friends to get the same experience.