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Fix typos and small inconsistencies (#12)

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@@ -32,11 +32,11 @@ This are value derived from a pointer like meter. This never has the state "N".
##### CheckDigitIncreaseConsistency
If this is enabled an "inteligent" algorithm is used to derive from zero-crossing of discrete digit positions, if the number should have been increased. This is relevant because in some of the digit meters, the increase of a digit to the next number can be seen, before the subdigit has gone through zero.
If this is enabled an "intelligent" algorithm is used to derive from zero-crossing of discrete digit positions, if the number should have been increased. This is relevant because in some of the digit meters, the increase of a digit to the next number can be seen, before the sub-digit has gone through zero.
For example: 16.6 --> 16.7 --> 1N.8 --> **17.9** corrected to 16.9 --> 17.0 --> 17.1
As you can see, the 17.9 is a false reading as the 7 is assumed to be already readable, although the subdigit has not crossed the zero. In this case the CheckDigitIncreaseConsistency algorithm will correct this to 16.9
As you can see, the 17.9 is a false reading as the 7 is assumed to be already readable, although the sub-digit has not crossed the zero. In this case the CheckDigitIncreaseConsistency algorithm will correct this to 16.9
A detailed description of the algorithm can be found below (not yet ready!)