fix changelog entries

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 2007-04-17  David Lawrence Ramsey  <pooka109@gmail.com>
 
-       * files.c (real_dir_from_tilde): Fix long-standing problem where
-       directory names that began with "~", but that weren't users'
-       home directories, could be erroneously treated as users' home
-       directories (e.g. "~d/" would be treated as "~daemon/"). (DLR,
-       found by Justin Fletcher)
+       * files.c (real_dir_from_tilde): Fix long-standing problem,
+       found by Justin Fletcher, where directory names that began with
+       "~", but that weren't users' home directories, could be
+       erroneously treated as users' home directories (e.g. "~d/" would
+       be treated as "~daemon/").
        * files.c (input_tab): Don't bother checking if num_matches is
-       less than zero, as it's a size_t and hence unsigned. (DLR)
+       less than zero, as it's a size_t and hence unsigned.
 
 2007-04-16  David Lawrence Ramsey  <pooka109@gmail.com>
 
-       * files.c (real_dir_from_tilde): Fix segfault when dealing with
-       directory names that begin with "~", but that aren't users' home
-       directories. (DLR, found by Justin Fletcher)
+       * files.c (real_dir_from_tilde): Fix segfault, found by Justin
+       Fletcher, when dealing with directory names that begin with "~",
+       but that aren't users' home directories.
 
 2007-04-11  Mike Frysinger  <vapier@gentoo.org>
 
        * doc/syntax/asm.nanorc, doc/syntax/c.nanorc,
        doc/syntax/sh.nanorc: Copy the regex that highlights trailing
-       whitespace from doc/syntax/java.nanorc to these files, as it's
-       also useful in them.  (With minor tweaks by DLR.)
+       whitespace (with minor tweaks by David Lawrence Ramsey) from
+       doc/syntax/java.nanorc to these files, as it's also useful in
+       them.
 
 2007-04-04  David Lawrence Ramsey  <pooka109@gmail.com>