Fix typos and grammar in readme #16
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Fix various typos, missing articles and other minor issues w.r.t to English grammar in the readme.
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I'm currently looking at cpp-bredis and noticed various typos, missing articles and other minor issues w.r.t to the English grammar in the readme that made it a bit hard to read.
I tried to correct as many of them as I could find without changing the meaning or touching too much. I didn't try to do many changes to punctuation. English isn't my first language so I'm never 100% sure when to place them though I'm pretty sure one could remove a lot of the ","s.