message: Copy tweaks to runner params/config sections
diff: @@ -123,18 +123,18 @@ If you want to ignore the file and use command line arguments instead, use `--no
  ## Advanced Options
  -### Third-party params
  +### Additional params
  -Plugins for Selenium IDE can specify their own unique parameters they want to use at run-time. They are made available through `--params`.
  +Plugins for Selenium IDE can specify their own unique run-time parameters. You can make use of them through the `--params` parameter.
  -This options takes a string of the various options (similar to how you specify capabilities) with a couple of differences.
  +This options takes a string of the various options (similar to how you specify capabilities).
  #### Basic Usage
  -You specify the name of the parameter equal to its value. The most basic way to do this is by specifying a string value.
  +You specify the name of the parameter and its value. The most basic way to do this is by specifying a string value.
  ```sh
  -selenium-side-runner --params="a='example-value'"
  +selenium-side-runner --params "a='example-value'"
  ```
  #### Nested parameters
  @@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ selenium-side-runner --params="a='example-value'"
  Parameters can also be nested using a dot-notation.
  ```sh
  -selenium-side-runner --params="a.b.c='example-value'"
  +selenium-side-runner --params "a.b.c='example-value'"
  ```
  #### Array values
  @@ -150,19 +150,19 @@ selenium-side-runner --params="a.b.c='example-value'"
  Alternative to strings, you can specify an array of values.
  ```sh
  -selenium-side-runner --params="a.b.c=[1,2,3]"
  +selenium-side-runner --params "a.b.c=[1,2,3]"
  ```
  ### Config File
  -Rather than typing out all of the third-party runtime parameters, you can specify them in a configuration file and call this file at run-time instead.
  +Rather than typing out all of the runtime parameters, you can specify them in a configuration file and call it at run-time instead.
  ```yaml
  params: "a.b.c=[1,2,3]"
  ```
  ```sh
  -selenium-side-runner --configuration-file="config.yaml"
  +selenium-side-runner --configuration-file "config.yaml"
  ```
  ### Using a proxy server
  