Adds hard wraps to lines to get below maximum

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What does this MR do?

As part of prep work to enforce (#467298 (closed)) length limits on subheadings in our docs, we have to work around a quirk of Markdownlint. We can't set a length for headers without setting a limit for standard lines, so we've picked something big — 800 characters.

This merge request adds hard line wraps to doc/legal/corporate_contributor_license_agreement.md. I've separated this one change out from all the others because I expect changes to any file in doc/legal need more oversight — even if it's just line wrappings, like this MR.

Details in case someone in Legal is curious

To implement the line-length change, we have to edit .markdownlint-cli2.yaml in the root of the gitlab repo. Right now, the line-length rule is disabled. To enable it, it has to be set like this:

  line-length:                      # MD013
    code_blocks: false
    tables: false
    headings: true
    heading_line_length: 100
    line_length: 800

If we set heading_line_length but do not set line_length, line_length defaults to 80. We're intentionally picking an extremely large number - 800! - to try to trigger as few problems as possible.

Related issues

Related to Track subheading length improvements (#467298 - closed)

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