Prefer the term "auto-configure" to "minimal configuration"

Author: markdingo

README.md

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ capabilities within that scope. Specifically it:
 
 1. Synthesizes PTR responses in the reverse zone
 1. Synthesizes matching/correlated A/AAAA responses in the forward zone
-1. Requires minimal configuration and zero-maintenance by deducing zone configuration with DNS Probing
+1. Auto-configures by deducing zone configuration with DNS Probing
 2. Can load forward zones and derive corresponding PTR values from A, AAAA and CNAME RRs to intermingle with synthetic responses
 4. Responds to zone specific queries such as NS, SOA and ANY
 5. Is written in [go](https://golang.org) with resource efficiency in mind
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ all, you might be a sysadmin who wants all reverse queries directed to a zero-ma
 system, in which case `autoreverse` can probably take care of that for you.
 
 
-### What is meant by "minimal configuration"?
+### What is meant by "auto-configures"?
 
 `autoreverse` avoids redundant configuration and attempts to deduce just about everything
 possible that's already present in the DNS. That means `autoreverse` can start up and

autoreverse.8

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 .Os
 .Sh NAME
 .Nm autoreverse
-.Nd a minimalist-configuration reverse DNS name server
+.Nd an auto-configuring reverse DNS name server
 .Sh SYNOPSIS
 .Nm
 .Fl h | -help | -manpage | v | -version

dns.go

@@ -574,7 +574,7 @@ func (t *server) serveReverse(wtr dns.ResponseWriter, req *request) serveResult
 	return serveDone
 }
 
-// writeMsg finalized the output message with all of the common processing, checks with
+// writeMsg finalizes the output message with all of the common processing, checks with
 // RRL to see if the response is rate-limited and then potentially calls the response
 // writer to send the message. Any error is recorded in req.logError
 func (t *server) writeMsg(wtr dns.ResponseWriter, req *request) {

usage.go

@@ -264,7 +264,7 @@ present in the parent name servers.
 // sure that's a good idea, but we'll live with it for now.
 //
 // In essence, the rrl package does all the conversion to ints and floats then returns
-// errors as necessary so at this level all values are accepted a strings without any
+// errors as necessary so at this level all values are accepted as strings without any
 // validation.
 //
 // Since the rrl config starts life as a no-op config, at least one of the *psec values