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Make console output easier to read in README #4

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Expand Up @@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ While WDT is essentially a library, we also have a small command line tool
which we use for tests and is useful standalone - a more complete example
is in "wcp.sh" which installs as "wcp" but here is a quick example:

```
Receiver side: (starts the server indicating destination directory)

[ldemailly@devbig074]$ wdt -directory /data/users/ldemailly/transfer1
Expand All @@ -45,6 +46,7 @@ of files transferred = 1887. Data Mbytes = 1582.08. Header kBytes = 62.083
(0.00383215% overhead). Total bytes = 1658999858. Wasted bytes due to
failure = 0 (0% overhead). Total sender throughput = 588.816 Mbytes/sec
(590.224 Mbytes/sec pure transf rate)
```

Note that in this simple examples with lots of small files (/usr/bin from
a linux distribution), but not much total data (~1.5Gbyte), the maximum
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