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Signed-off-by: B. Watson <yalhcru@gmail.com>

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-imgmin is a CLI app uses a lossless mechanism to generate the optimized images
-by manipulating pixel blocks. imgmin offers an automated means for enforcing
-image quality as a standalone tool and as a webserver module. imgmin
-determines the optimal balance of image quality and filesize, often greatly
-reducing image size while retaining quality for casual use, which translates
-into more efficient use of storage and network bandwidth, which saves money
-and improves user experience.
+imgmin is a CLI app uses a lossless mechanism to generate the
+optimized images by manipulating pixel blocks. imgmin offers an
+automated means for enforcing image quality as a standalone tool
+and as a webserver module. imgmin determines the optimal balance of
+image quality and filesize, often greatly reducing image size while
+retaining quality for casual use, which translates into more efficient
+use of storage and network bandwidth, which saves money and improves
+user experience.
 
-The JPEG quality settings most used by graphics professionals tend to be
-highly conservative because Compression and image quality are inversely
-proportional and graphics people are interested in utmost visual quality and
-not in spending time worrying about network efficiency.
+The JPEG quality settings most used by graphics professionals tend
+to be highly conservative because Compression and image quality are
+inversely proportional and graphics people are interested in utmost
+visual quality and not in spending time worrying about network
+efficiency.
 
-The result of overly conservative JPEG compression and webservers' inability
-to compress them any further means that many images on the web are too large.
-JPEG's overwhelming popularity as the most common image format means that many
-pages contain dozens of JPEG images.
+The result of overly conservative JPEG compression and webservers'
+inability to compress them any further means that many images on the
+web are too large. JPEG's overwhelming popularity as the most common
+image format means that many pages contain dozens of JPEG images.
 
-These bloated images take longer to transfer, leading to extended load time,
-which does not produce a good viewer experience.
+These bloated images take longer to transfer, leading to extended load
+time, which does not produce a good viewer experience.
 
 This software is licensed under the MIT license.