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 # Textadept
 
-Textadept is a fast, minimalist, and remarkably extensible cross-platform text
-editor for programmers. Written in a combination of C and [Lua][] and
-relentlessly optimized for speed and minimalism for more than 12 years,
-Textadept is an ideal editor for programmers who want endless extensibility
-without sacrificing speed and disk space, and without succumbing to code bloat
-and a superabundance of features. The application has both a graphical user
-interface (GUI) version that runs in a desktop environment, and a terminal
-version that runs within a terminal emulator.
+Textadept is a fast, minimalist, and remarkably extensible cross-platform text editor for
+programmers. Written in a combination of C and [Lua][] and relentlessly optimized for speed and
+minimalism for more than 12 years, Textadept is an ideal editor for programmers who want endless
+extensibility without sacrificing speed and disk space, and without succumbing to code bloat and
+a superabundance of features. The application has both a graphical user interface (GUI) version
+that runs in a desktop environment, and a terminal version that runs within a terminal emulator.
 
 [Lua]: https://lua.org
 
@@ -21,47 +19,42 @@ version that runs within a terminal emulator.
 * Can be entirely keyboard driven.
 * Powerful snippets and key commands.
 * Code autocompletion and documentation lookup.
-* Remarkably extensible, with a heavily documented Application Programming
-  Interface (API).
+* Remarkably extensible, with a heavily documented Application Programming Interface (API).
 
 ## Requirements
 
-In its bid for minimalism, Textadept depends on very little to run. On Windows
-and macOS, it has no external dependencies. On Linux and BSD, the GUI version
-depends only on [GTK][] (a cross-platform GUI toolkit) version 2.24 or later
-(circa early 2011), and the terminal version depends only on a wide-character
-implementation of curses like [ncurses][](w). Lua and any other third-party
-dependencies are compiled into the application itself.
+In its bid for minimalism, Textadept depends on very little to run. On Windows and macOS,
+it has no external dependencies. On Linux and BSD, the GUI version depends only on [GTK][]
+(a cross-platform GUI toolkit) version 2.24 or later (circa early 2011), and the terminal
+version depends only on a wide-character implementation of curses like [ncurses][](w). Lua and
+any other third-party dependencies are compiled into the application itself.
 
 [GTK]: https://gtk.org
 [ncurses]: https://invisible-island.net/ncurses/ncurses.html
 
 ## Download
 
-Textadept releases can be found [here][1]. Select the appropriate package for
-your platform. A comprehensive list of changes between releases can be found
-[here][2]. You can also download a separate set of modules that provide extra
-features and functionality to the core application.
+Textadept releases can be found [here][1]. Select the appropriate package for your platform. A
+comprehensive list of changes between releases can be found [here][2]. You can also download
+a separate set of modules that provide extra features and functionality to the core application.
 
 [1]: https://github.com/orbitalquark/textadept/releases
 [2]: https://orbitalquark.github.io/textadept/changelog.html
 
 ## Installation and Usage
 
-Textadept comes with a comprehensive [user manual][] in its *docs/* directory.
-It covers all of Textadept's main features, including installation, usage,
-configuration, theming, scripting, and compilation.
+Textadept comes with a comprehensive [user manual][] in its *docs/* directory.  It covers all
+of Textadept's main features, including installation, usage, configuration, theming, scripting,
+and compilation.
 
-Since nearly every aspect of Textadept can be scripted using Lua, the editor's
-API is heavily documented. This [API documentation][] is also located in
-*docs/*. It serves as the ultimate resource when it comes to scripting the
-application.
+Since nearly every aspect of Textadept can be scripted using Lua, the editor's API is heavily
+documented. This [API documentation][] is also located in *docs/*. It serves as the ultimate
+resource when it comes to scripting the application.
 
-A more structured scripting resource is [Textadept Quick Reference][], which
-contains a wealth of knowledge on how to script and configure Textadept. It
-groups the editor's rich API into a series of tasks in a convenient and
-easy-to-use manner. This book serves as the perfect complement to Textadept's
-Manual and exhaustive API documentation.
+A more structured scripting resource is [Textadept Quick Reference][], which contains a wealth
+of knowledge on how to script and configure Textadept. It groups the editor's rich API into
+a series of tasks in a convenient and easy-to-use manner. This book serves as the perfect
+complement to Textadept's Manual and exhaustive API documentation.
 
 [user manual]: https://orbitalquark.github.io/textadept/manual.html
 [API documentation]: https://orbitalquark.github.io/textadept/api.html
@@ -69,46 +62,44 @@ Manual and exhaustive API documentation.
 
 ## Compile
 
-Textadept is a bit unusual in that building it is only supported on Linux and
-BSD, or within a [Docker][] [image][]. The application is cross-compiled for
-Windows and macOS from Linux. While it is certainly possible to compile
-Textadept natively on those platforms, it is simply not supported in any
-official capacity.
+Textadept is a bit unusual in that building it is only supported on Linux and BSD, or within a
+[Docker][] [image][]. The application is cross-compiled for Windows and macOS from Linux. While
+it is certainly possible to compile Textadept natively on those platforms, it is simply not
+supported in any official capacity.
 
-Textadept is built from its *src/* directory and binaries are placed in the
-application's root directory. The general procedure is to have Textadept build
-its dependencies first, and then its binaries. Textadept is self-contained,
-meaning you do not have to install it; it can run from its current location.
+Textadept is built from its *src/* directory and binaries are placed in the application's root
+directory. The general procedure is to have Textadept build its dependencies first, and then
+its binaries. Textadept is self-contained, meaning you do not have to install it; it can run
+from its current location.
 
 General Requirements:
 
 * [GNU C compiler][] (*gcc*) 7.1+ (circa mid-2017)
 * [GNU Make][] (*make*)
 * [GTK][] 2.24+ development libraries for the GUI version
-* [ncurses][](w) development libraries (wide character support) for the terminal
-  version
+* [ncurses][](w) development libraries (wide character support) for the terminal version
 * [mingw-w64][] 5.0+ with GCC 7.1+ when cross-compiling for Windows.
 * [OSX cross toolchain][] with [Clang][] 4.0+ when cross-compiling for macOS.
 * _**OR**_
 * [Docker][]
 
-The following table provides a brief list of `make` rules for building Textadept
-on Linux and BSD. (On BSD, substitute `make` with `gmake`.)
-
-Command              |Description
----------------------|-----------
-`make deps`          |Downloads and builds all of Textadept's core dependencies
-`make deps NIGHTLY=1`|Optionally downloads and builds bleeding-edge dependencies
-`make`               |Builds Textadept, provided all dependencies are in place
-`make GTK3=1`        |Builds Textadept using GTK 3.x
-`make DEBUG=1`       |Optionally builds Textadept with debug symbols
-`make curses`        |Builds the terminal version of Textadept
-`make win32-deps`    |Downloads and builds Textadept's Windows dependencies
-`make win32`         |Cross-compiles Textadept for Windows
-`make win32-curses`  |Cross-compiles the terminal version for Windows
-`make osx-deps`      |Downloads and builds Textadept's macOS dependencies
-`make osx`           |Cross-compiles Textadept for macOS
-`make osx-curses`    |Cross-compiles the terminal version for macOS
+The following table provides a brief list of `make` rules for building Textadept on Linux and
+BSD. (On BSD, substitute `make` with `gmake`.)
+
+Command | Description
+-|-
+`make deps` | Downloads and builds all of Textadept's core dependencies
+`make deps NIGHTLY=1` | Optionally downloads and builds bleeding-edge dependencies
+`make` | Builds Textadept, provided all dependencies are in place
+`make GTK3=1` | Builds Textadept using GTK 3.x
+`make DEBUG=1` | Optionally builds Textadept with debug symbols
+`make curses` | Builds the terminal version of Textadept
+`make win32-deps` | Downloads and builds Textadept's Windows dependencies
+`make win32` | Cross-compiles Textadept for Windows
+`make win32-curses` | Cross-compiles the terminal version for Windows
+`make osx-deps` | Downloads and builds Textadept's macOS dependencies
+`make osx` | Cross-compiles Textadept for macOS
+`make osx-curses` | Cross-compiles the terminal version for macOS
 
 When building within Docker, the relevant container [image][] is
 `ghcr.io/orbitalquark/textadept-build:v1.0`.
@@ -128,12 +119,10 @@ For more information on compiling Textadept, please see the [manual][].
 
 ## Contribute
 
-Your [donation][] or purchase of the [book][] helps fund Textadept's continuous
-development.
+Your [donation][] or purchase of the [book][] helps fund Textadept's continuous development.
 
-Textadept is [open source][]. Feel free to discuss features, report bugs, and
-submit patches. You can also contact me personally
-(orbitalquark.att.triplequasar.com).
+Textadept is [open source][]. Feel free to discuss features, report bugs, and submit patches. You
+can also contact me personally (orbitalquark.att.triplequasar.com).
 
 [donation]: https://gum.co/textadept
 [book]: https://orbitalquark.github.io/textadept/book.html