[Bug]: The docs do not cleanly show the parameters and return values for each function

[rbarman]

What happened?

The docs do not cleanly show the parameters and return values for each function. For example, look at the reference for get_game_xgoals (https://american-soccer-analysis.github.io/itscalledsoccer/reference/#itscalledsoccer.client.AmericanSoccerAnalysis.get_game_xgoals).

The description of the parameters and return values is in raw text:
:param leagues: Leagues on which to filter. Accepts a string or list of strings. :param kwargs: The following arguments will be parsed: game_ids: Game IDs on which to filter. Accepts a string or list of strings. season_name: Name(s)/year(s) of seasons. Cannot be combined with a date range. Accepts a string or list of strings. start_date: Start of a date range. Must be a string in YYYY-MM-DD format. Cannot be combined with season_name. end_date: End of a date range. Must be a string in YYYY-MM-DD format. Cannot be combined with season_name. stage_name: Describes the stage of competition in which a game took place. Accepts a string or list of strings. :returns: Dataframe

Screenshot of docs:

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The expected behavior is to have a structured output for the parameters and return values. For example, the MobFot docs (https://bgrnwd.com/mobfot/reference/#mobfot.client.MobFot.get_match_tv_listing) have a structured output where it easy to read the parameters and return values.

Version

0.1.0

What version of Python are you using?

Python 3.7.x

What operating system are you using?

MacOS

Relevant log output

No response

[bgrnwd]

My hunch is we just need to switch the docstring syntax so mkdocstrings-python can parse it correctly. The docs say it supports multiple docstring styles but not sure how accurate that is: https://mkdocstrings.github.io/python/#features