docs: minor textual revision

Author: AlexanderSchultheiss

INSTALL.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ We hence recommend the manual setup because it enables you to use DiffDetective
 
 The Nix and Docker setups build the demo to a runnable jar file.
 We also provide scripts for running the Demo from within Nix and Docker but we do not recommend using them because the demo launches a graphical user interface which frequently causes problems when run from within Nix or Docker (see Troubleshooting section at the bottom of this file).
-We hence recommend to (1) build either manually or with Nix or with Docker and (2) run the produced jar file manually.
+We hence recommend (1) to build either manually or with Nix or with Docker and (2) to run the produced jar file manually.
 (Windows users should _not_ use the Nix setup except if they are experts on WSL2, XServers, and Nix (see [REQUIREMENTS.md](REQUIREMENTS.md)).)
 
 Once you decided for a setup (Manual/Docker/Nix), check the requirements needed for the respective setup in the [REQUIREMENTS.md](REQUIREMENTS.md) file.

README.md

@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ There is a screencast available on YouTube, guiding you through the demo's setup
 This demo, also manifests the artifact submission for our paper _Variability-Aware Differencing with DiffDetective_, accepted at the FSE'24 demonstrations track.
 A preprint of the paper is available as part of this repository, [here](Variability-Aware%20Differencing%20with%20DiffDetective.pdf).
 Our application for artifact badges can be found in the [STATUS.md](STATUS.md) file.
-Please not that this submission is _not_ a replication package of an empirical study (e.g., tool evaluation).
-Instead, this repository is a template project with examples for how to use DiffDetective (i.e., a demo).
+Please note that this submission is _not_ a replication package of an empirical study (e.g., tool evaluation).
+Instead, this repository is a template project with examples for how to use DiffDetective as a library (i.e., a demo).
 
 ## Setup