misc/bsdmainutils: Wrap README at 72 columns.

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

misc/bsdmainutils/README

@@ -1,18 +1,21 @@
-This is the bsdmainutils package from Debian. It's a collection of common BSD
-utilities, compiled from different sources, by the Debian folks. It includes
-tools such as the classic 'calendar'.
+This is the bsdmainutils package from Debian. It's a collection of
+common BSD utilities, compiled from different sources, by the Debian
+folks. It includes tools such as the classic 'calendar'.
 
-This SlackBuild uses the Debian sources to create a suitable package for
-Slackware. Hdate (and it's python bindings) is a build-time dependency, that
-is built in this same package, but not installed. Because it's a package for
-Slackware, and not Debian, it bears the following differences from the
-original Debian package:
-- Utilities that conflict with Slackware's util-linux have been removed.
-- /etc/cron.daily/bsdmainutils and /etc/default/bsdmainutils have been
-  installed in /usr/doc as cron.daily, and bsdmainutils.default, respectively.
-  Please verify that these scripts work on your machine before using them in
-  production. They were tailored for Debian, not Slackware!
-- The postinst and prerm scripts aren't installed, because they're unnecessary
-  in the context of Slackware.
-- Slight structure alterations to fit with the Slackware filesystem. See the
-  SlackBuild for more details.
+This SlackBuild uses the Debian sources to create a suitable
+package for Slackware. Hdate (and its python bindings) is a
+build-time dependency, that is built in this same package, but not
+installed. Because it's a package for Slackware, and not Debian, it
+bears the following differences from the original Debian package:
+
+- Utilities that conflict with Slackware's util-linux have been
+  removed.
+- /etc/cron.daily/bsdmainutils and /etc/default/bsdmainutils have
+  been installed in /usr/doc as cron.daily, and bsdmainutils.default,
+  respectively. Please verify that these scripts work on your machine
+  before using them in production. They were tailored for Debian, not
+  Slackware!
+- The postinst and prerm scripts aren't installed, because they're
+  unnecessary in the context of Slackware.
+- Slight structure alterations to fit with the Slackware filesystem.
+  See the SlackBuild for more details.