Minor changes to readme (and source files) for consistency.#361
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I had not fully realised how your readme build process works. This should now be correct- whether you rerun the readme build or not.
BTW. I discovered an issue last week. WordPress now uses the "Stable tag" in trunk to determine which version to download. If there is a corresponding tag version, then that will be downloaded.
Currently there are tag versions of 3.6.0 and 3.6.1 (amongst many others). The "Stable tag" in the readme in trunk is 3.6.0. It is therefore that version that is downloaded when someone asks for a download; not the version in trunk.
I assume this is to enable trunk to be used as a development version.