line wrapping

Author: Paul M. Jones

README.md

@@ -3,7 +3,8 @@
 This publication describes a standard filesystem skeleton suitable for all PHP
 packages.
 
-Please see <https://github.com/php-pds/skeleton_research> for background information.
+Please see <https://github.com/php-pds/skeleton_research> for background
+information.
 
 The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHALL", "SHALL NOT", "SHOULD",
 "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" in this publication are to be
@@ -33,32 +34,32 @@ README(.*)          # information about the package itself
 
 ### bin/
 
-If the package provides a root-level directory for command-line executable files, it MUST
-be named `bin/`.
+If the package provides a root-level directory for command-line executable
+files, it MUST be named `bin/`.
 
 This publication does not otherwise define the structure and contents of the
 directory.
 
 ### config/
 
-If the package provides a root-level directory for configuration files, it MUST be named
-`config/`.
+If the package provides a root-level directory for configuration files, it MUST
+be named `config/`.
 
 This publication does not otherwise define the structure and contents of the
 directory.
 
 ### docs/
 
-If the package provides a root-level directory for documentation files, it MUST be named
-`docs/`.
+If the package provides a root-level directory for documentation files, it MUST
+be named `docs/`.
 
 This publication does not otherwise define the structure and contents of the
 directory.
 
 ### public/
 
-If the package provides a root-level directory for web server files, it MUST be named
-`public/`.
+If the package provides a root-level directory for web server files, it MUST be
+named `public/`.
 
 This publication does not otherwise define the structure and contents of the
 directory.
@@ -70,23 +71,24 @@ directory.
 
 ### resources/
 
-If the package provides a root-level directory for other resource files, it MUST be named
-`resources/`.
+If the package provides a root-level directory for other resource files, it MUST
+be named `resources/`.
 
 This publication does not otherwise define the structure and contents of the
 directory.
 
 ### src/
 
-If the package provides a root-level directory for PHP source code files, it MUST be named
-`src/`.
+If the package provides a root-level directory for PHP source code files, it
+MUST be named `src/`.
 
 This publication does not otherwise define the structure and contents of the
 directory.
 
 ### tests/
 
-If the package provides a root-level directory for test files, it MUST be named `tests/`.
+If the package provides a root-level directory for test files, it MUST be named
+`tests/`.
 
 This publication does not otherwise define the structure and contents of the
 directory.
@@ -116,8 +118,8 @@ directories.
 
 ### CHANGELOG
 
-If the package provides a root-level file with a list of changes since the last release or
-version, it MUST be named `CHANGELOG`.
+If the package provides a root-level file with a list of changes since the last
+release or version, it MUST be named `CHANGELOG`.
 
 It MAY have a lowercase filename extension indicating the file format.
 
@@ -126,8 +128,8 @@ file.
 
 ### CONTRIBUTING
 
-If the package provides a root-level file that describes how to contribute to the package,
-it MUST be named `CONTRIBUTING`.
+If the package provides a root-level file that describes how to contribute to
+the package, it MUST be named `CONTRIBUTING`.
 
 It MAY have a lowercase filename extension indicating the file format.
 
@@ -150,8 +152,8 @@ file.
 
 ### README
 
-If the package provides a root-level file with information about the package itself, it
-MUST be named `README`.
+If the package provides a root-level file with information about the package
+itself, it MUST be named `README`.
 
 It MAY have a lowercase filename extension indicating the file format.