README & API.md: minor edits

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Go's use of channels for concurrency is amazing and with JavaScript's Go's use of channels for concurrency is amazing and with JavaScript's
async/await feature we have the basis for it as well. All that's missing is a async/await feature we have the basis for it as well. All that's missing is a
solid `Channel` type. There are existing libraries but I wanted an idiomatic solid `Channel` type. There are existing libraries but I wanted an idiomatic
`Channel` type that's more simple and minimally-opinionated. `Channel` type that's simple and minimally-opinionated.
This document assumes you're familiar with Go's channels and why you'd want to This document assumes you're familiar with Go's channels and why you'd want to
use them. For explanatory background, read my [blog use them. For explanatory background, see my [blog
article](https://www.nodeguy.com/channels-for-javascript/) on the subject. article](https://www.nodeguy.com/channels-for-javascript/) on the subject.
## Requirements ## Requirements

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## Channel ## Channel
### Channel([bufferLength = 0]) -> Channel ### Channel([bufferLength]) -> Channel
Create a new `Channel` with an optional buffer. This allows an async function Create a new `Channel` with an optional buffer. This allows an async function
to push up to `bufferLength` values before blocking. to push up to `bufferLength` values before blocking.