fixup

Author: harendra-kumar

core/streamly-core.cabal

@@ -14,15 +14,15 @@ description:
   serialization; generalizes parsers to any input type and unifies
   attoparsec, parsec use cases with better performance; provides
   streaming fileIO — all with a clean, consistent, well-integrated and
-  streaming enabled API.  Despite a minimal API surface, Streamly offers
-  a wide range of capabilities.
+  streaming enabled API.
   .
-  Streams in Streamly feel just like lists — no steep learning curve,
-  no complex types. It is designed to build general purpose applications
-  in a truly functional manner, from simple hello-world to advanced
-  high-performance systems. The design emphasizes simplicity,
-  modularity, and code reuse with minimal building blocks. Performance
-  is on par with C, tuning is easy, and it’s hard to get it wrong.
+  Streams are designed to have a list like interface — no steep
+  learning curve, no complex types. Streamly is designed to build
+  general purpose applications in a truly functional manner, from
+  simple hello-world to advanced high-performance systems. The design
+  emphasizes simplicity, modularity, and code reuse with minimal
+  building blocks. Performance is on par with C, tuning is easy, and
+  it’s hard to get it wrong.
   .
   Streamly is serial by default, with seamless declarative concurrency
   that scales automatically when needed. It provides prompt and safe
@@ -33,10 +33,10 @@ description:
   @streamly-core@ is a Haskell standard library built on top of @base@
   and GHC boot libraries only. Stream processing abstractions include
   streams, scans, folds, parsers; and console I/O, file I/O; text
-  processing, and string interpolation.  Array abstractions include
-  pinned, unpinned, mutable, immutable, boxed and unboxed arrays, and
-  ring arrays.  Builders, binary serialization, and deserialization are
-  built-in features of arrays.
+  processing.  Array abstractions include pinned, unpinned, mutable,
+  immutable, boxed and unboxed arrays, and ring arrays.  Builders,
+  binary serialization, and deserialization are built-in features of
+  arrays.
   .
   This package provides a high-performance, unified and ergonomic
   alternative to many disparate packages, such as @streaming, pipes,

streamly.cabal

@@ -14,15 +14,15 @@ description:
   serialization; generalizes parsers to any input type and unifies
   attoparsec, parsec use cases with better performance; provides
   streaming fileIO — all with a clean, consistent, well-integrated and
-  streaming enabled API.  Despite a minimal API surface, Streamly offers
-  a wide range of capabilities.
+  streaming enabled API.
   .
-  Streams in Streamly feel just like lists — no steep learning curve,
-  no complex types. It is designed to build general purpose applications
-  in a truly functional manner, from simple hello-world to advanced
-  high-performance systems. The design emphasizes simplicity,
-  modularity, and code reuse with minimal building blocks. Performance
-  is on par with C, tuning is easy, and it’s hard to get it wrong.
+  Streams are designed to have a list like interface — no steep
+  learning curve, no complex types. Streamly is designed to build
+  general purpose applications in a truly functional manner, from
+  simple hello-world to advanced high-performance systems. The design
+  emphasizes simplicity, modularity, and code reuse with minimal
+  building blocks. Performance is on par with C, tuning is easy, and
+  it’s hard to get it wrong.
   .
   Streamly is serial by default, with seamless declarative concurrency
   that scales automatically when needed. It provides prompt and safe