Added article link and edited parts of README

Author: AsyncBanana

README.md

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 Microdiff is a tiny (currently <1kb), fast, zero dependency object and array comparison library. It is significantly faster than most other deep comparison libraries, and has full TypeScript support.
 
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+> 💡 I recommend reading this blog post:
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+> **[Building the fastest object and array differ](https://byteofdev.com/posts/microdiff/)** for an explanation of how Microdiff achieves its size and speed.
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 ![Minizipped Size (from Bundlephobia)](https://img.shields.io/bundlephobia/minzip/microdiff?style=flat-square) ![License](https://img.shields.io/npm/l/microdiff?style=flat-square) ![dependency Count](https://img.shields.io/badge/dependencies-0-green?style=flat-square)
 
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 - 🚀 More than double the speed of other object diff libraries
 - 📦 Extremely lightweight, <1kb minified
-- 🌎 Supports Deno, Node, the web, and even service workers. Also comes with built in Typescript types
+- 🌎 Supports Deno, Node, the web, and even service workers. Also comes with built-in Typescript types
 - 🔰 Very easy to use, having just a single `diff()` function
 - 📅 Full support for objects like `new Date()` and `new RegExp()`
 
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 If you are using Deno, you can import it from Deno.land with the link `https://deno.land/x/microdiff@VERSION/index.ts` (remember to change `@VERSION` to the version you want to use).
 
-After you install it, simply import it and run it on two objects.
+After you install it, import it and run it on two objects.
 
 ```js
 import diff from "microdiff";
@@ -49,15 +54,15 @@ If you are using CommonJS, you can import it like this:
 const diff = require("microdiff").default;
 ```
 
-There are three different types of changes. `CREATE`, `REMOVE`, and `CHANGE`.
+There are three different types of changes: `CREATE`, `REMOVE`, and `CHANGE`.
 The `path` property gives a path to the property in the new object (or the old object in the case of `REMOVE`).
-Each element in the paths is a key to the next property a level deeper until you get to the property changed, and it is string or a number, depending on whether the object is an Array or Object (Objects with number keys will still be strings).
+Each element in the paths is a key to the next property a level deeper until you get to the property changed, and it is a string or a number, depending on whether the object is an Array or Object (Objects with number keys will still be strings).
 The `value` property exists in types `CREATE` and `CHANGE`, and it contains the value of the property added/changed/deleted.
 The `oldValue` property exists in the type `CHANGE` and `REMOVE`, and it contains the old value of the property.
 
 # Cycles support
 
-By default cycles are supported, but if you are sure that the object has no cycles (for example if you are parsing JSON) you can disable cycles using the `cyclesFix` option.
+By default, Microdiff supports cyclical references, but if you are sure that the object has no cycles like parsed JSON, you can disable cycles using the `cyclesFix` option.
 
 ```js
 diff(obj1, obj2, { cyclesFix: false });