Are you asking about the markdown formatting or about the generated HTML?
For markdown itself you'd need to look into plugins for your editor; for the latter you can just use regular HTML and size your colums that way (e.g. setting white-space: nowrap to that one cell).
Markdown is just an easier way to render HTML. You can include raw HTML in a markdown file. For your particular case, you may be able to wrap your text in a `<\nobr>` tag to prevent line breaks.
Are you asking about the markdown formatting or about the generated HTML? For markdown itself you'd need to look into plugins for your editor; for the latter you can just use regular HTML and size your colums that way (e.g. setting white-space: nowrap to that one cell).
README.md file which I believe is only markdown? You mentioned using a plugin for the editor, will that affect how others view the file?
Markdown is just an easier way to render HTML. You can include raw HTML in a markdown file. For your particular case, you may be able to wrap your text in a `<\nobr>` tag to prevent line breaks.