Fixed README.md for 0.5.0.0 release

README.md

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 - +l      — if specified then the output for one property (no tests) contains empty lines between the groups of the line option with the same value of property.
 
-- +w      — if specified with the next Int8 number then the splitting of the output for non-testing options is used. Is used when no "-t" argument is given. The output is split into two columns to improve overall experience. The parameter after the "+w" is divided by 10 (-10 for negative numbers) to obtain the quotient and remainder (Int8 numbers). The quotient specifies the number of spaces or tabular characters to be used between columns (if the parameter is positive then the spaces are used, otherwise tabular characters). The remainder specifies the option of displaying. If the absolute value of the remainder (the last digit of the parameter) is 1 then the output in the second column is reversed; if it is in the range [2..5] then the output is groupped by the estimation values: if it is 2 then the first column is reversed; if it is 3 then the second column is reversed; if it is 4 then like 2 but additionally the empty line is added between the groups; if it is 5 then like for 3 and additionally the empty line is added between the groups. Otherwise, the second column is reversed. The rules are rather complex, but you can give a try to any number (Int8, [129..128] in the fullscreen terminal). The default value is 50 that corresponds to some reasonable layout.
+- +w      — if specified with the next Int8 number then the splitting of the output for non-testing options is used. Is used when no "-t" argument is given. The output is split into two columns to improve overall experience. The parameter after the "+w" is divided by 10 (-10 for negative numbers) to obtain the quotient and remainder (Int8 numbers). The quotient specifies the number of spaces or tabular characters to be used between columns (if the parameter is positive then the spaces are used, otherwise tabular characters). The remainder specifies the option of displaying. If the absolute value of the remainder (the last digit of the parameter) is 1 then the output in the second column is reversed; if it is in the range [2..5] then the output is groupped by the estimation values: if it is 2 then the first column is reversed; if it is 3 then the second column is reversed; if it is 4 then like 2 but additionally the empty line is added between the groups; if it is 5 then like for 3 and additionally the empty line is added between the groups. Otherwise, the second column is reversed. The rules are rather complex, but you can give a try to any number (Int8, [129..128] in the fullscreen terminal). The default value is 54 that corresponds to some reasonable layout.
 
 - +s      — the next is the digit from 1 to 4 included. The default one is 2. Influences the result in the case of +d parameter is not given.