Update development documentation

Fix some minor typos or grammar issues in the readme files.

Change-Id: Idc1a61dda371276c542739bef367e703651f60ec
Signed-off-by: Michael Keppler <[email protected]>

Author: Bananeweizen

README.md

@@ -20,6 +20,6 @@ Building Tycho from sources:
 
     mvn clean install
 
-For more details, see [Developing Tycho](http://wiki.eclipse.org/Developing_Tycho)
+For more details, see [Developing Tycho](http://wiki.eclipse.org/Developing_Tycho).
 
-You can also [set up the Tycho Development Environment using the Eclipse Installer](setup/README.md)
+You can also [set up the Tycho Development Environment using the Eclipse Installer](setup/README.md).

setup/README.md

@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
 About Tycho.setup
 =================
 
-Tycho.setup is an Eclipse Installer (Oomph) setup file that does
+Tycho.setup is an Eclipse Installer (Oomph) setup file that fulfills the following tasks:
 
   * Install Eclipse
-  * Installs all required m2e connectors
+  * Install all required m2e connectors
   * Clone the Tycho git repository
   * Clone the Tycho Extra git repository
-  * Creates working sets for Tycho and Tycho Extras
-  * Imports the Tycho and Tycho Extra projects as maven projects
-  * Sets the target platform to tycho-bundles/tycho-bundles-target/tycho-bundles-target.target
+  * Create working sets for Tycho and Tycho Extras
+  * Import the Tycho and Tycho Extra projects as maven projects
+  * Set the target platform to tycho-bundles/tycho-bundles-target/tycho-bundles-target.target
 
 Usage for contributors:
 -----------------------
@@ -20,22 +20,22 @@ The Tycho.setup file is part of the Eclipse Installer Project Catalog, so the Ty
   * Run the Eclipse Installer
   * Switch to the Advanced Mode (Menu->"Advanced Mode...")
   * Select "Eclipse IDE for Eclipse Committers"
-  * Select "Latest Release (Neon)" as "Product Version" and select either 32 or 64 bit version.
+  * Select "Latest Release (year-month)" as "Product Version" and select either 32 or 64 bit version.
   * Choose one of the installed JREs (must be 1.8+) as "Java 1.8+ VM"
   * Click "Next"
   * Find and select "Tycho" under the "Eclipse Projects" catalog. Make sure that Tycho is shown in the table on the bottom.
   * Click "Next" to get the Variables page
   * You can edit the values used by the setup process (e.g. the "Installation Folder"). If you want to choose the Install Folder and "Root install folder", you have to select "Show all variables" at the bottom of the page. Then you are also able to specify the location where Eclipse will be installed. You do not have to select the Target Platform here, this will be set later automatically.
   * Click "Next"
   * Pressing "Finished" on the "Confirmation" page will start the installation process. 
-  * The installer will download the selected Eclipse version, will start Eclipse and will perform all the additional steps (cloning the git repos, etc...). The progress bar in the status bar shows the progress of the overall installation.
+  * The installer will download the selected Eclipse version, will start Eclipse and will perform all the additional steps (cloning the git repos etc.). The progress bar in the status bar shows the progress of the overall installation.
   * Once the "Executing startup tasks" job is finished you should end up having an Eclipse with all the Tycho and Tycho Extras projects imported in the workspace.
   * Some Projects might sill have errors. Select the projects with errors and choose "Maven->Update Project.." from the context menu. De-select "Clean projects" in the shown dialog and press "OK" to update the projects. After that no more error should be there.  
 
 Make changes to the Tycho.setup file
 ------------------------------------
 
-   * In order to change the Tycho.setup file, the easiest way to to that is to follow the instructions above by using the Eclipse Installer to install a Tycho development environment. 
+   * In order to change the Tycho.setup file, the easiest way to do that is to follow the instructions above by using the Eclipse Installer to install a Tycho development environment. 
    * When the setup process is finished, choose "Navigate"->"Open Setup"->"Open <User> - Tycho - master" in the Eclipse menu. 
    * The Setup Editor will be opened with the Tycho.setup file. 
    * See [Eclipse Oomph Authoring](https://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_Oomph_Authoring) for details.