README: improve wording a bit and fix typos - susmb - fork from usmb 20130204: mount SMB/CIFS shares via FUSE
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 (HTM) Author: Hiltjo Posthuma <hiltjo@codemadness.org>
       Date:   Sun,  7 Sep 2025 19:56:27 +0200
       
       README: improve wording a bit and fix typos
       
       Currently there is some work going on in OpenBSD FUSE. Add a time of writing
       date so there will be less future confusion when it improves.
       
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         M README                              |      14 ++++++++------
       
       1 file changed, 8 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-)
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       @@ -88,22 +88,24 @@ Performance:
          for programs using the standard FILE* stdio interfaces. Huge improvement for
          reads and writes.
          On OpenBSD the default block size for FUSE is 512 bytes.
       -  This cripples network performance.
       -  On OpenBSD there is no FUSE caching layer, so each read call had more overhead.
       +  This crippled network performance.
       +  On OpenBSD there is no FUSE caching layer (at time of writing 2025-09-07), so
       +  each read call had more overhead.
        - Remove the hardcoded FUSE mount option max_read=N.
       -  This cripples network performance.
       +  This crippled network performance.
        
        
        Security:
        
       -- Many code simplifications and deletions (attack surface and easier to review).
       +- Many code simplifications and deletions (reducing attack surface and makes it
       +  easier to review).
        - Use unveil(2) syscall to lock down much of the filesystem except the
          mountpoint and required FUSE devices.
       -- Optional priviledge dropping support: on OpenBSD FUSE would need to run as root:
       +- Optional privilege dropping support: on OpenBSD FUSE would need to run as root:
          (sysctl kern.usermount was removed around July 2016, around
          commit 65c8a8a0394483b41de8f02c862e65fb529cf538).
          After mounting the filesystem and acquiring access to the FUSE driver
       -  priviledges are dropped. This is not perfect, but at least now the Samba smbclient
       +  privileges are dropped. This is not perfect, but at least now the Samba smbclient
          code runs as a user again.
        - Remove support for reading the password from the terminal. This can be
          insecure and caused issues when running as a daemon and the network credentials