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Fix typos and grammar: README.md #7

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Expand Up @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ and performance data while compiling Coq projects efficiently with dune. As it
is not currently possible to teach `dune` about custom data files (or any form
of additional file generated by compilation), we embed the generated data into
`.glob` files. With this approach, we both get:
1. fast CI using the dune cache to only recompiling files that need to be,
1. fast CI using the dune cache to only recompile files that need to be,
2. additional data for all files, including those that hit the cache.

Data Gathering
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the performance numbers for the whole file is also included.
- A JSON log produced by our custom logger library if it was used (either from
a plugin, or from our corresponding Ltac2 library). If the logger library is
not in use, no lot is included.
not in use, no log is included.
- A copy of what the wrapped invocation of `coqc` printed on its `stderr`, and
(separately) on its `stdout`. This is useful for, e.g., listing the warnings
produced by the compilation of a given file, in case the cache hits.
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