Apply review suggestions

Author: jjohnstn

news/4.39/jdt.md

@@ -68,11 +68,12 @@ Javadoc pop‑up shown after activating the proposal
 
 A new refactoring has been added: `Right-click` -> `Refactoring` -> `Convert Class to Record...`, which will convert an appropriate class into a record.
 
-1. the class must have only one or more private instance field members that are all initialized in a single constructor by simple assignment and no static members.
-2. the class must have, at most, one getter method per instance field that simply returns the field value and no other methods.
+1. The class must have only one or more private instance field members that are all initialized in a single constructor by simple assignment and no static members.
+2. The class must have at most one getter method per instance field that simply returns the field value and no other methods.
 3. The class can only extend Object and cannot implement any interface.
 
-The refactoring may note that the conversion is not possible or issue a warning before conversion: for example, if there is a field that does not have a getter, a warning will be issued that the field will be exposed via an accessor and the user may choose to continue or not.
+The refactoring may note that the conversion is not possible or issue a warning before conversion:
+for example, if there is a field that does not have a getter, a warning will be issued that the field will be exposed via an accessor and the user may choose to continue or not.
 
 When the record is created, all references to the previous getters will be changed to call the appropriate record accessors.