docs: turn README.txt to README.md (#177)

drop superfluous adjectives

camel/camel-csv-to-xml/README.TXT → camel/camel-csv-to-xml/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
- 	This is a very simple example that illustrates the usage of SmooksComponent
+About this example
+==================
+ 	This is an example that illustrates the usage of SmooksComponent
 
     See:
         1. The "Main" class in src/main/java/example/Main.java.

camel/camel-dataformat/README.TXT → camel/camel-dataformat/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
- 	This is a very simple example that illustrates the usage of SmooksDataFormat. A DataFormat
+About this example
+==================
+ 	This is an example that illustrates the usage of SmooksDataFormat. A DataFormat
  	is a class that implements Camel's org.apache.camel.spi.DataFormat.
 
 	The following features are demonstrated:

camel/camel-integration/README.TXT → camel/camel-integration/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
- 	This is a very simple example that illustrates the usage of the Camel SmooksComponent.
+About this example
+==================
+ 	This is an example that illustrates the usage of the Camel SmooksComponent.
  	A SmooksComponent can be used in a Camel route like this:
       <to uri="smooks://file:./smooks-config.xml"/>
 

camel/camel-unedifact-to-xml/README.TXT → camel/camel-unedifact-to-xml/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
- 	This is a very simple example that illustrates the usage of SmooksComponent
+About this example
+==================
+ 	This is an example that illustrates the usage of SmooksComponent
 
     See:
         1. The "Main" class in src/main/java/example/Main.java.

csv-to-java-programmatic/README.TXT → csv-to-java-programmatic/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
-    This is a very simple example that illustrates how to
+About this example
+==================
+    This is an example that illustrates how to
     configure Smooks to process CSV records into Java objects.
 
     See:

csv-to-java/README.TXT → csv-to-java/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
-    This is a very simple example that illustrates how to
+About this example
+==================
+    This is an example that illustrates how to
     configure Smooks to process CSV records into Java objects.
 
     See:

csv-to-xml-2/README.TXT → csv-to-xml-2/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example extends the more basic "csv-to-xml" example by
     demonstrating how to perform a transformation on the individual records
     in the CSV set.

csv-to-xml/README.TXT → csv-to-xml/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
-    This is a very simple example that illustrates how Smooks to
+About this example
+==================
+    This is an example that illustrates how Smooks to
     configure in a non-XML stream reader (CSV) into Smooks.
 
     This capability enables Smooks to be used for processing any

csv-variable-record/README.TXT → csv-variable-record/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example illustrates how to configure Smooks to
     process variable record CSV messages, where the first CSV field name
     denotes the name for that record.

dao-router/README.TXT → dao-router/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     TODO
 
 

db-extract-transform-load/README.TXT → db-extract-transform-load/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example illustrates how Smooks can be used to extract data from an EDI message
     and load this data into a database, all without writing a single line of code
     (except for the "Main" class that executes Smooks).

drools-fusion/README.TXT → drools-fusion/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This is an example of how one can use Smooks to "feed" Drools Fusion with CEP
     events.  It's a full blown copy of the Drools Fusion Stock Ticker example from
     the Drools project.

dynamic-model-builder/README.TXT → dynamic-model-builder/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example illustrates how to use the ModelBuilder class
     to read and write an XML message type that contains multiple schema (xsd)
     namespaces and/or multiple evolving schema versions.

edi-to-java/README.TXT → edi-to-java/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example is an extension of the "edi-to-xml" example.  It extends
     that example to include Javabean Object Graph population from the same EDI
     message.

edi-to-xml/README.TXT → edi-to-xml/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example illustrates how to hook the EdiSax (http://milyn.codehaus.org/EdiSax)
     EDI parser into a Smooks based transform (filter operation).  It's another example
     of how non-XML streams can be processed by Smooks (see the "csv-to-xml" example).

edi-with-import-to-java/README.TXT → edi-with-import-to-java/README.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example is an extension of the "edi-to-xml" example.  It extends
     that example to include Javabean Object Graph population from the same EDI
     message.

edifact-to-xml/README.TXT → edifact-to-xml/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This is an example of how to use Smooks to process a UN/EDIFACT message
     Interchange and from it generate an XML stream that can then be processed
     by standard XML tools (XSLT, XQuery etc) or by other Smooks components.

file-router/README.TXT → file-router/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
      This example illustrates how Smooks can be used to split
      a message into smaller messages and route the smaller messages
      to file.

fixed-length-to-java/README.TXT → fixed-length-to-java/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
-    This is a very simple example that illustrates how to
+About this example
+==================
+    This is an example that illustrates how to
     configure Smooks to process fixed length records into Java objects.
 
     See:

flatfile-to-xml-regex/README.TXT → flatfile-to-xml-regex/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example shows how to use the <regex:reader> to process a somewhat arbitrary
     flat file format.  In this example we process a Log4J log file, splitting each log
     out into a <log> record and then splitting each log into 4 fields for <time>,

groovy/README.TXT → groovy/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
-    This is a very simple example that illustrates how Smooks can
+About this example
+==================
+    This is an example that illustrates how Smooks can
     be used to perform fragment based transforms using Groovy.
 
     In this example, we perform a DOM based manipulation of a Shopping

java-basic/README.TXT → java-basic/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
-    This is a very basic example that illustrates how Smooks can be
+About this example
+==================
+    This is an example that illustrates how Smooks can be
     used to apply a Java based transform on a message fragment. 
 
     See:

java-to-java/README.TXT → java-to-java/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example illustrates how Smooks can be used to transform one Java
     Object Graph to another Java Object Graph.
 

java-to-xml/README.TXT → java-to-xml/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example illustrates how Smooks can be used to transform a Java object graph
     to XML.  It shows how to use a JavaSource to supply a Java object graph to Smooks
     for transformation.

jms-router/README.TXT → jms-router/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
      This example illustrates how Smooks can be used to split
      a message into smaller messages and route the smaller messages
      to a JMS Destination.

json-to-java/README.TXT → json-to-java/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
- 	This is a very simple example that illustrates the use
- 	of the JSON reader within Smooks
+About this example
+==================
+ 	This is an example that illustrates the use of the JSON reader within Smooks
 
 	For example purposes we created a JSON structure that can't
 	be parsed directly into a SAX stream. Several map keys contain

model-driven-basic-virtual/README.TXT → model-driven-basic-virtual/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example is exactly the same as the "model-driven-basic" example except that it
     uses a "Virtual Model".  This basically means that it uses Maps instead
     of a real object model.  You'll see that everything is the same

model-driven-basic/README.TXT → model-driven-basic/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example illustrates how to perform a model driven transform using the
     Smooks Javabean and Templating Cartridges.  FreeMarker is used to perform
     the templating.

osgi/blueprint/README.TXT → osgi/blueprint/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
 TODO: Add example description and usage.
 

osgi/peaberry/README.TXT → osgi/peaberry/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
 	This examples demonstrates the usage of Peaberry which is an extension library for Google Guice.
 	Peaberry does what SpringDM does for the Spring dependency injection framework. Among other things
 	Peabery enables you to inject OSGi services using plain Guice annotations.

osgi/service-tracker/README.TXT → osgi/service-tracker/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
 TODO: Add example description and usage.
 

profiling/README.TXT → profiling/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
-    This is a simple example that illustrates how Smooks can be
+About this example
+==================
+    This is an example that illustrates how Smooks can be
     used to apply "profile" based transformations on a message.
 
     Using profiles, you can share common transformation configurations

sj-testimonial/README.TXT → sj-testimonial/README.md

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-About This Usecase::
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This use case transformation has been donated by the Swedish Railway (SJ) where
 	it is used to retrieve information about train compositions (rollingstock).
 	The data that is the source of the transformation "lives" in a mainframe computer

validation-basic/README.TXT → validation-basic/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
-    This is a very basic example that illustrates how Smooks can be
+About this example
+==================
+    This is an example that illustrates how Smooks can be
     used to validate xml message fragments. 
 
     What this example illustrates is:

xml-read-write-transform/README.TXT → xml-read-write-transform/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This examples shows how to use the Smooks XMLBinding class to read and write different
     versions of an XML into a common Java Object model.  This can then be used to transform
     messages from one version to another by reading the XML into the common Java Object model using

xml-read-write/README.TXT → xml-read-write/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This examples shows how to use the Smooks XMLBinding class to read and write an XML
     message to and from a Java Object model.
 

xml-to-java-virtual/README.TXT → xml-to-java-virtual/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example is exactly the same as "xml-to-java" accept that it
     uses a "Virtual Model".  This basically means that it uses Maps instead
     of a real object model.

xml-to-java/README.TXT → xml-to-java/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example illustrates how Smooks can be used to perform an XML to Java Transform.
     It also shows how the populated Object graph is then accessible outside Smooks via the
     JavaResult instance.

xslt-basic/README.TXT → xslt-basic/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
-    This is a very basic example that illustrates how Smooks can be
+About this example
+==================
+    This is an example that illustrates how Smooks can be
     used to apply an XSLT based transform on a message fragment. 
 
     See:

xslt-groovy/README.TXT → xslt-groovy/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
+About this example
+==================
     This example illustrates how Smooks can be used to combine Groovy scripting
     with XSLT to perform an Order message transform.
 

xslt-namespaces/README.TXT → xslt-namespaces/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
-    This is a very basic example that illustrates how Smooks can be
+About this example
+==================
+    This is an example that illustrates how Smooks can be
     used to apply an XSLT based transform on a message fragments that
 	use namespaces. 
 

yaml-to-java/README.TXT → yaml-to-java/README.md

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-About This Example:
-===================
- 	This is a very simple example that illustrates the use
+About this example
+==================
+ 	This is an example that illustrates the use
  	of the YAML reader within Smooks
 
 	The following features are demonstrated: