Remove "after/" reference in README and other clean-up items #319
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Remove "after/" reference in README and other clean-up items
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In the README, I removed an outdated reference to changing default options using an
after/folder. I also did some general refactoring for consistency. I clarified the configuration options available to the user as well, and emphasized that in some of the comments ininit.lua