Readability improvements to documentation #184
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Simplifies a number of sentences, cleans up redundant wording, fixes a number of spelling errors and introduces further consistency when mentioning constants such as HIT and MISS. Signed-off-by: Ben Agricola <[email protected]>
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Also see PR #178 - @hamishforbes did we drop luarocks support for some reason? I guess either we need a new rockspec or the docs need to be updated for OPM as per that PR? |
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🤷♂️We never actually used OPM or rocks for installation internally, it was always deployed straight from git for ... reasons. I think we wanted to move to OPM but the lack of support for external (luarocks) dependencies was a problem? In short, I don't know :) |
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Simplifies a number of sentences, cleans up redundant wording, fixes a number of spelling errors and introduces further consistency when mentioning constants such as HIT and MISS.