More formatting fixes for the README
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And that's it - calling `load` with default parameters will first process any
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[command-line options](#handling-of-command-line-options) and then it will
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try to load any missing options from the most appropriate
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[configuration location](#handling-of-config-files)
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[configuration location](#handling-of-environment-variables-and-config-files)
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for the platform. Diagnostic messages will be provided for many simple
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configuration errors and the following help message will be produced
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automatically when calling the program with `program --help`:
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@ -333,8 +333,8 @@ The default parser of Confutils is called `MixedCmdParser`. It tries to follow
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the [robustness principle](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robustness_principle)
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by recognizing as many styles of passing command-line switches as possible.
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A prefix of `--` is used to indicate a long option name, while the `-` prefix
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uses the short option name. Multiple short options such as `a`, 'b' and
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'c' can be combined into a single `-abc` string. Both the long and the short
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uses the short option name. Multiple short options such as `-a`, `-b` and
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`-c` can be combined into a single `-abc` string. Both the long and the short
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forms can also be prefixed with `/` in the style of Windows utilities. The
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option names are matched in case-insensitive fashion and certain characters
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such as `_` and `-` will be ignored. The values can be separated from the
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After parsing the command line options, the default behavior of Confutils is
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to try to fill any missing options by examining the contents of the environment
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variables plus a single system-wide configuration location derived from the
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program name. If you want to use Confutils only as a command-line processor
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variables plus two per-user and system-wide configuration locations derived from
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the program name. If you want to use Confutils only as a command-line processor
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or a config file parser for example, you can supply an empty/nil value to the
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`cmdLine`, `envTable` or `configFileEnumerator` parameters of the `load` call.
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#### `vendorName`
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This is equal to `appName` unless [[overridden.]]
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This is equal to `appName` unless overridden.
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The specified value is used to determine the default config file location.
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#### `configFileEnumerator`
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from the following files:
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```
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/etc/{appName}.{ConfigFileForamt.extension}
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/$HOME/.config/{appName}.{ConfigFileFormat.extension}
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/etc/{appName}.{ConfigFileForamt.extension}
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```
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#### `ConfigFileFormat`
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