README: use single sentence per line

Author: mkoncek

README.adoc

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 A tool for manipulating symbols present in `.java` source files.
 
-The tool can be used for patching `.java` sources in cases where using `sed` is insufficient due to Java language syntax. The tool follows Java language rules rather than applying simple regular expressions on the source code.
+The tool can be used for patching `.java` sources in cases where using `sed` is insufficient due to Java language syntax.
+The tool follows Java language rules rather than applying simple regular expressions on the source code.
 
 Currently the tool is able to remove `import` statements and annotations.
 
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 == Specification
-The tool removes import statements of specified matching class names and if `-a` is specified then also removes annotations. Arguments can be specified in arbitrary order.
+The tool removes import statements of specified matching class names and if `-a` is specified then also removes annotations.
+Arguments can be specified in arbitrary order.
 
 File path arguments are handled the following way:
 
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 If no file path is provided then the tool reads from the standard input.
 
-Class name matching can be done in two ways: `-n` to match simple class names or `-p` to match the provided regex pattern against fully qualified names as present in the sources. These options can be specified multiple times.
+Class name matching can be done in two ways: `-n` to match simple class names or `-p` to match the provided regex pattern against fully qualified names as present in the sources.
+These options can be specified multiple times.
 
-The specific implementation of the regex search engine is subject to change. Therefore only simple patterns should be used to guarantee that they will work with future versions.
+The specific implementation of the regex search engine is subject to change.
+Therefore only simple patterns should be used to guarantee that they will work with future versions.
 
 The tool writes the results to standard output unless `-i` option is specified in which case it will replace the original files' content.