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@wxwsir wxwsir commented May 25, 2025

Proposed Changes

This pull request improves the clarity and readability of the README.adoc file by fixing several typos and making the language more consistent and user-friendly.

The changes include:

  • Fixed grammar error: "This client releases" → "These client releases"
  • Clarified unclear pronoun: "They require" → "The client libraries require"
  • Improved wording consistency: "from JShell" → "using JShell", "or more" → "or higher"
  • Made license section more direct: "the user can" → "you can"
  • Fixed minor wording: "into a commercial" → "in a commercial"

These changes make the documentation more professional and easier to understand for users.

Types of Changes

  • Documentation (correction or otherwise)
  • Cosmetics (whitespace, appearance)

Checklist

  • I have read the CONTRIBUTING.md document
  • All tests pass locally with my changes (no functional changes made)
  • I have added necessary documentation (if appropriate)
  • Any dependent changes have been merged and published in related repositories

Further Comments

These are minor documentation improvements that enhance readability without changing any functionality. The changes follow standard grammar and style conventions to make the README more professional and user-friendly.

- Fix grammar: 'This client releases' -> 'These client releases'
- Clarify pronoun: 'They require' -> 'The client libraries require'
- Improve wording: 'from JShell' -> 'using JShell', 'or more' -> 'or higher'
- Make license section more direct: 'the user can' -> 'you can'
- Fix minor wording: 'into a commercial' -> 'in a commercial'
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