Fix README

Author: hnw

README.md

@@ -37,24 +37,24 @@ extension=timecop.so
 - Freeze time to a specific point.
 - Travel back to a specific point in time, but allow time to continue moving forward from there.
 - Override the following PHP stock functions and class, which supports freezing or traveling time.
-  - time()
-  - mktime()
-  - gmmktime()
-  - date()
-  - gmdate()
-  - idate()
-  - getdate()
-  - localtime()
-  - strtotime()
-  - strftime()
-  - gmstrftime()
-  - unixtojd()
-  - DateTime::_construct()
-  - DateTime::createFromFormat() (PHP >= 5.3.4)
-  - date_create()
-  - date_create_from_format() (PHP >= 5.3.4)
+  - `time()`
+  - `mktime()`
+  - `gmmktime()`
+  - `date()`
+  - `gmdate()`
+  - `idate()`
+  - `getdate()`
+  - `localtime()`
+  - `strtotime()`
+  - `strftime()`
+  - `gmstrftime()`
+  - `unixtojd()`
+  - `DateTime::_construct()`
+  - `DateTime::createFromFormat()` (PHP >= 5.3.4)
+  - `date_create()`
+  - `date_create_from_format()` (PHP >= 5.3.4)
 - Rewrite value of the following global variables when the time has been moved.
-  - $_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME']
+  - `$_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME']`
 
 ## USAGE
 
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ var_dump(gmdate("Y-m-d H:i:s")); // string(19) "1970-01-01 00:00:00"
 var_dump(strtotime("+100000 sec")); // int(100000)
 ```
 
-## The difference between `timecop_freeze()` and `timecop_travel()`
+### The difference between `timecop_freeze()` and `timecop_travel()`
 
 `timecop_freeze()` is used to statically mock the concept of now. As your program executes, `time()` will not change unless you make subsequent calls into the Timecop API. `timecop_travel()`, on the other hand, computes an offset between what we currently think time() is and the time passed in. It uses this offset to simulate the passage of time. To demonstrate, consider the following code snippets:
 
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ timecop_freeze($new_time);
 sleep(10);
 var_dump($new_time == time()); // bool(true)
 
-timecop_return(); // "turn off" Timecop
+timecop_return(); // "turn off" php-timecop
 
 timecop_travel($new_time);
 sleep(10);
@@ -87,29 +87,29 @@ var_dump($new_time == time()); // bool(false)
 ## CHANGELOG
 
 ###version 1.0.5, 2013/11/26
-- Fix `TimecopDateTime::createFromFormat()` to reutrn TimecopDateTime instance on PHP >= 5.3.4
-  - The previous version returns DateTime instance
+- Fix `TimecopDateTime::createFromFormat()` to reutrn `TimecopDateTime` instance on PHP >= 5.3.4
+  - The previous version returns `DateTime` instance
   - Implement identical function `timecop_date_create_from_format()` 
-  - BUG: not supporting "relative formats" currently.
-- Support 2nd argument of TimecopDateTime::_construct()
+  - BUG: not supporting "relative formats" for this method currently.
+- Fix behavior of `TimecopDateTime::_construct()` when its 2nd argument is specified.
 
 ###version 1.0.4, 2013/03/11
-- Fix SIGSEGV in TimecopDateTime::__construct() called with NULL as 1st argument
+- Fix SIGSEGV in `TimecopDateTime::__construct()` called with NULL as 1st argument
 
 ###version 1.0.3, 2013/03/09
 
-- Fix the time traveling implementation for TimecopDateTime::__construct()
-- Fix timecop_date_create() to return TimecopDateTime instance
-  - The previous version returns DateTime instance
-- Add TimecopDateTime::getTimestamp(), TimecopDateTime::setTimestamp() only for PHP 5.2.x
+- Fix the time traveling implementation for `TimecopDateTime::__construct()`
+- Fix `timecop_date_create()` to return `TimecopDateTime` instance
+  - The previous version returns `DateTime` instance
+- Add `TimecopDateTime::getTimestamp()`, `TimecopDateTime::setTimestamp()` only for PHP 5.2.x
 
 ###version 1.0.2, 2013/03/06
 
-- Implement timecop_date_create()
+- Implement `timecop_date_create()`
 
 ###version 1.0.1, 2013/03/04
 
-- Implement time traveling feature for TimecopDateTime::__construct() with 1 or 2 arguments
+- Implement time traveling feature for `TimecopDateTime::__construct()` with 1 or 2 arguments
   - The previous version works correctly only for no arguments calling: "new TimecopDateTime()"
 
 ###version 1.0.0, 2012/11/21