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index.js

@@ -24,34 +24,34 @@
 //.
 //.   - an npm and browser -compatible package for deriving the
 //.     _type identifier_ of a JavaScript value; and
-//.   - a specification which authors may follow to specify type identifiers
-//.     for their types.
+//.   - a specification which authors may follow to specify type
+//.     identifiers for their types.
 //.
 //. ### Specification
 //.
 //. For a type to be compatible with the algorithm:
 //.
-//.   - every member of the type MUST have a `constructor` property pointing
-//.     to an object known as the _type representative_;
+//.   - every member of the type MUST have a `constructor` property
+//.     pointing to an object known as the _type representative_;
 //.
 //.   - the type representative MUST have a `@@type` property
 //.     (the _type identifier_); and
 //.
-//.   - the type identifier MUST be a string primitive and SHOULD have format
-//.     `'<namespace>/<name>[@<version>]'`, where:
+//.   - the type identifier MUST be a string primitive and SHOULD have
+//.     format `'<namespace>/<name>[@<version>]'`, where:
 //.
-//.       - `<namespace>` MUST consist of one or more characters, and SHOULD
-//.         equal the name of the npm package which defines the type (including
-//.         [scope][4] where appropriate);
+//.       - `<namespace>` MUST consist of one or more characters, and
+//.         SHOULD equal the name of the npm package which defines the
+//.         type (including [scope][4] where appropriate);
 //.
-//.       - `<name>` MUST consist of one or more characters, and SHOULD be
-//.         the unique name of the type; and
+//.       - `<name>` MUST consist of one or more characters, and SHOULD
+//.         be the unique name of the type; and
 //.
 //.       - `<version>` MUST consist of one or more digits, and SHOULD
 //.         represent the version of the type.
 //.
-//. If the type identifier does not conform to the format specified above, it
-//. is assumed that the entire string represents the _name_ of the type;
+//. If the type identifier does not conform to the format specified above,
+//. it is assumed that the entire string represents the _name_ of the type;
 //. _namespace_ will be `null` and _version_ will be `0`.
 //.
 //. If the _version_ is not given, it is assumed to be `0`.
@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@
 
   //# type.parse :: String -> { namespace :: Nullable String, name :: String, version :: Number }
   //.
-  //. Takes any String and parses it according to the [specification][3],
+  //. Takes any string and parses it according to the [specification][3],
   //. returning an object with `namespace`, `name`, and `version` fields.
   //.
   //. ```javascript