Wordig in Readme.md

Author: catap

README.md

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 # SHA and Shake for scala
 
-This is Secure Hash Algorithms family which is implemented for scala, scala-js and scala-native,
-without any dependencies.
+This is Secure Hash Algorithms family which is implemented for scala, scala-js
+and scala-native, without any dependencies.
 
-This code base implements SHA-0, SHA-1, SHA-2 and SHA-3. Keep in mind that SHA-0 is broken
-and I've implemented it just for fun :)
+This code base implements SHA-0, SHA-1, SHA-2 and SHA-3. Keep in mind that SHA-0
+is broken and I've implemented it just for fun :)
 
-This code wasn't designed to be as fast as possible. I tried my best to make implementation fast when I did it,
-but I haven't done any benchmarks yet. Will I make it one day faster or oriented to huge chunks? Probably.
+This code wasn't designed to be as fast as possible. I tried my best to make
+implementation fast when I did it, but I haven't done any benchmarks yet. Will I
+make it one day faster or oriented to huge chunks? Probably.
 
-The propose of this code to be fast enough to hash something up to a few megabytes at the worst case
-and at few kilobytes as usual case. Where? At any scala-based application where hashing isn't the bottleneck.
+The propose of this code to be fast enough to hash something up to a few
+megabytes at the worst case and at few kilobytes as usual case. Where? At any
+scala-based application where hashing isn't the bottleneck.
 
-This assumption also included inside API: it consumes whole provided array, it allocates and copies a lot.
+This assumption also included inside API: it consumes whole provided array, it
+allocates and copies a lot.
 
-If you need fast and secure hash function for scala I suggest to use [blak3](https://github.com/catap/scala-blake3).
+If you need fast and secure hash function for scala I suggest to use
+[blake3](https://github.com/catap/scala-blake3).
 
 You can use it as
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