Doc polish (less run-on in the first sentence).

README.md

@@ -20,11 +20,11 @@ owner can read files relative to a base directory.
 ### DESCRIPTION
 http-faccess is an HTTP server that reports, through response
 status codes, whether the file or directory represented by the URL
-path, interpreted as a path on the server's host relative to a
-given base directory, is readable by the server's process
-owner. http-faccess is meant to be used as a tool within trusted
-networks, and should not be exposed to the public internet (see
-SECURITY).
+path is readable by the server's process owner. The URL path is
+interpreted as a path on the server's host relative to a given base
+directory. http-faccess is meant to be used as a tool within
+trusted networks, and should not be exposed to the public internet
+(see SECURITY).
 
 *base* is a directory on the host on which http-faccess runs (by
 default, the current working directory when http-faccess was

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@@ -43,11 +43,11 @@
 //
 // http-faccess is an HTTP server that reports, through response
 // status codes, whether the file or directory represented by the URL
-// path, interpreted as a path on the server's host relative to a
-// given base directory, is readable by the server's process
-// owner. http-faccess is meant to be used as a tool within trusted
-// networks, and should not be exposed to the public internet (see
-// SECURITY).
+// path is readable by the server's process owner. The URL path is
+// interpreted as a path on the server's host relative to a given base
+// directory. http-faccess is meant to be used as a tool within
+// trusted networks, and should not be exposed to the public internet
+// (see SECURITY).
 //
 // *base* is a directory on the host on which http-faccess runs (by
 // default, the current working directory when http-faccess was