message: docs(paper): Nextalign edit suggestions
diff: @@ -63,8 +63,8 @@ All tools are meant to align multiple sequences to one common reference sequence
  `Nextalign` implements a banded pairwise Smith-Waterman alignment with an affine gap cost [@smith_identification_1981].
  The bandwidth and relative shift of the two sequences are determined by seed matching.
  -In contrast to most other existing tools (e.g.~`minimap2` [@li_minimap2_2018] or `mafft` [@katoh_mafft_2013]), `Nextalign` can ingest a genome annotation specifying coding regions and will then make the gap-opening penalty dependent on the reading frame.
  -This allows `Nextalign` to choose the most biologically interpretable gap-placing between otherwise equivalent alignments.
  +In contrast to most other existing tools (e.g.~`minimap2` [@li_minimap2_2018] or `mafft` [@katoh_mafft_2013]), `Nextalign` can use a genome annotation specifying coding regions to make the gap-opening penalty dependent on the reading frame.
  +This allows `Nextalign` to choose the most biologically interpretable gap-placement between otherwise equivalent alignments.
  In the following example, the gap could be moved forward or backward by one base with the same number of matches, but a frame-dependent gap-opening penalty locks the gap in-frame:
  ```
  ...GTT.TAT.TAC...
  