Add indention to forwardConfig

[jacurtis]

This clarifies to the reader that targetGroups and TargetGroupStickinessConfig are both within the forwardConfig, which was not clear before due to lack of indentation.

Issue

General improvement for docs readability, not related to an issue

Description

When configuring the forwardConfig, it was not initially clear to me that these two properties were part of the forwardConfig block since they were indented to the same level as it, instead of indented a layer deeper to show nesting.

This change simply provides the extra indention in the example code of the docs which should make it clearer to other readers to prevent them from making the same mistake.

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LGTM ✅

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@AndrewCharlesHay, @jacurtis, can you please rebase the main branch to pick up the fix to e2e tests failure? https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/aws-load-balancer-controller/pull/3539 thanks

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