readme and doc: minor imprv

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@@ -23,15 +23,16 @@ Also, the present package aims at remaining flexible. Again, both
above-mentioned plugins require the denote note identifiers to follow the rigid
format `YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS`. Per denote manual, however, the identify may be [any
string](https://protesilaos.com/emacs/denote#h:3048f558-7d84-45d6-9ef2-53055483e801)
(free of field delimiters, of course).
(free of field delimiters, of course). This package offers great flexibility in
configuration (see `:help denote-settings`).
### Installation
You may use any of your favorite plugin managers, or, manually place a copy of
this package in, e.g., `~/.vim/pack/tools/start`. For such a manual
installation, you may want to run `:helptags
~/.vim/pack/tools/start/vim-denote` to regenerate the help files. This allows
you to display the package documentation using `:help vim-denote` and similar
commands.
~/.vim/pack/tools/start/vim-denote/doc` to regenerate the help files. This
allows you to display the package documentation using `:help vim-denote` and
similar commands.
### Usage
vim needs to know where your denote entries are stored. To do so, run the
@@ -54,7 +55,7 @@ completion](https://vimhelp.org/insert.txt.html#compl-omni) by pressing
`denote:<str>`, then the link is completed for denote entries that have `<str>`
as part of the title.
_Browsing_ and searching notes:_ Browsing and searching is done using vim's
_Browsing and searching notes:_ Browsing and searching is done using vim's
[location list](https://vimhelp.org/quickfix.txt.html#location-list). The
benefit of doing so is that commands like `:lnext`, `:lprev` etc. become
available.

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@@ -386,8 +386,8 @@ denote#notes#bytag({tag})
*denote#notes#grep()*
denote#notes#grep({re})
This is the function used by |:DenoteGrep| to search for patterns
within the denote files.
This is the function used by |:DenoteGrep| and |:DenoteBackReferences|
to search for patterns within the denote files.
*denote#notes#new()*
denote#notes#new({title}, {ext})