system/conmon: Wrap README at 72 columns.

Signed-off-by: B. Watson <yalhcru@gmail.com>

1 files changed, 17 insertions, 16 deletions

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 An OCI container runtime monitor.
 
-Conmon is a monitoring program and communication tool between a container
-manager (like podman or CRI-O) and an OCI runtime (like runc or crun) for a
-single container.
+Conmon is a monitoring program and communication tool between a
+container manager (like podman or CRI-O) and an OCI runtime (like runc
+or crun) for a single container.
 
-Upon being launched, it double-forks to daemonize and detach from the parent
-that launched it. It then launches the runtime as its child. This allows
-managing processes to die in the foreground, but still be able to watch over
-and connect to the child process (the container).
+Upon being launched, it double-forks to daemonize and detach from
+the parent that launched it. It then launches the runtime as its
+child. This allows managing processes to die in the foreground, but
+still be able to watch over and connect to the child process (the
+container).
 
 While the container runs, conmon does two things:
 
-    Provides a socket for attaching to the container, holding open the
-    container's standard streams and forwarding them over the socket.  Writes
-    the contents of the container's streams to a log file (or to the systemd
-    journal) so they can be read after the container's death.
+- Provides a socket for attaching to the container, holding open the
+  container's standard streams and forwarding them over the socket.
+- Writes the contents of the container's streams to a log file (or to
+  the systemd journal) so they can be read after the container's death.
 
-Finally, upon the containers death, conmon will record its exit time and code
-to be read by the managing programs.
+Finally, upon the containers death, conmon will record its exit time
+and code to be read by the managing programs.
 
-Written in C and designed to have a low memory footprint, conmon is intended
-to be run by a container managing library. Essentially, conmon is the smallest
-daemon a container can have.
+Written in C and designed to have a low memory footprint, conmon
+is intended to be run by a container managing library. Essentially,
+conmon is the smallest daemon a container can have.