Fixed missing periods

Author: dustsigns

DataCompressor/common/doc/readme.md

@@ -12,6 +12,6 @@ common is a collection of headers for other libraries
 Notes on usage
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-* `IO_SIZE_BITS` specifies the number of bits used for file-I/O-related operations. In particular, the size of return values for Read/Write functions in dependent libraries are based on it
-* If `IO_SIZE_BITS` is the same size as size_t, the Read/Write functions in dependent libraries do not work properly if the MSB of a size_t variable specifying the size to be read/written is used. For example, if `IO_SIZE_BITS` is 32 and `sizeof(size_t)` is 4, the maximum size (parameter value) that the Read/Write function can work with is `2^31 - 1`, i.e., the 32nd bit cannot be used. If it is used, the return value of the functions will be interpreted as an error (since it is interpreted as a negative number)
-* Error codes have to be negative in order to distinguish them from return values which signal the amount of bytes read/written (which is positive)
+* `IO_SIZE_BITS` specifies the number of bits used for file-I/O-related operations. In particular, the size of return values for Read/Write functions in dependent libraries are based on it.
+* If `IO_SIZE_BITS` is the same size as size_t, the Read/Write functions in dependent libraries do not work properly if the MSB of a size_t variable specifying the size to be read/written is used. For example, if `IO_SIZE_BITS` is 32 and `sizeof(size_t)` is 4, the maximum size (parameter value) that the Read/Write function can work with is `2^31 - 1`, i.e., the 32nd bit cannot be used. If it is used, the return value of the functions will be interpreted as an error (since it is interpreted as a negative number).
+* Error codes have to be negative in order to distinguish them from return values which signal the amount of bytes read/written (which is positive).