README.md: typo soltuions, whitespace removed

README.md

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 # ouctl
 
-This utility automates the deployment of OpenUnison's helm charts into your cluster.  It has helm built in, so it doesn't need to use an external helm binary.  It has two commands, one for deploying a stand-alone OpenUnison instance and one for deploying a satelite instance.  Prior to using this tool, refer to the [OpenUnison deployment guide](https://openunison.github.io/deployauth/) for instructions on how to configure OpenUnison's values.yaml.
+This utility automates the deployment of OpenUnison's helm charts into your cluster. It has helm built in, so it doesn't need to use an external helm binary. It has two commands, one for deploying a stand-alone OpenUnison instance and one for deploying a satelite instance. Prior to using this tool, refer to the [OpenUnison deployment guide](https://openunison.github.io/deployauth/) for instructions on how to configure OpenUnison's `values.yaml`.
 
 ## install-auth-portal
 
-This command will deploy a stand-alone OpenUnison instance.  It can deploy as both an [authentication portal](https://openunison.github.io/) and as a [Namespace as a Service (NaaS) portal](https://openunison.github.io/namespace_as_a_service/).  Prior to running this command, a values.yaml file will need to be created.  It is the only required argument for this command.  Optional flags:
+The `ouctl install-auth-portal` command will deploy a stand-alone OpenUnison instance. It can deploy as both an [authentication portal](https://openunison.github.io/) and as a [Namespace as a Service (NaaS) portal](https://openunison.github.io/namespace_as_a_service/). Prior to running this command, a `values.yaml` file will need to be created. It is the only required argument for this command.
+
+Optional flags are:
 
 ```
   -m, --cluster-management-chart string       Helm chart for enabling cluster management (default "tremolo/openunison-k8s-cluster-management")
@@ -19,17 +21,17 @@ This command will deploy a stand-alone OpenUnison instance.  It can deploy as bo
   -t, --smtp-secret-path string               Path to file containing the smtp password`
 ```
 
-If run on an existing cluster, this command will upgrade existing charts.  For authentication soltuions that require a secret, this command can be re-run without that secret safely.  
+If run this command on a cluster with an existing OpenUnison instance, it will upgrade the existing charts. For authentication solutions that require a secret, this command can be re-run without that secret safely.
 
 ## install-satelite
 
-To support [Multi cluster SSO](https://openunison.github.io/multi_cluster_sso/) This command installs a satelite instance of OpenUnison onto a remote instance.  It has three arguments:
+To support [Multi cluster SSO](https://openunison.github.io/multi_cluster_sso/) This command installs a satelite instance of OpenUnison onto a remote instance. It has three arguments:
 
 1. The path to the new OpenUnison's values.yaml
 2. The name of the context in your kubectl configuration file for the control plane Kubernetes cluster
 3. The name of the context in your kubectl configuration file for the new satelite cluster
 
-This command will make several changes to your values.yaml to automate the installation, such as configuring the `oidc` section for you.  There's no need to create a secret for this mode, the command will create it for you.
+This command will make several changes to your values.yaml to automate the installation, such as configuring the `oidc` section for you. There's no need to create a secret for this mode, the command will create it for you.
 
 Optional flags:
 
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   -s, --save-satelite-values-path string      If specified, the values generated for the satelite integration on the control plane are saved to this path
 ```
 
-This command can be re-run safely.  If charts have already been deployed, they'll be updated.
+This command can be re-run safely. If charts have already been deployed, they'll be updated.