Indicate more clearly the fork and its changes

README.md

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-# Git Aware Prompt
+# Git Aware Prompt (joeytwiddle's fork)
 
 Working with Git and its great branching/merging features is
 amazing. Constantly switching branches can be confusing though as you have to
@@ -21,13 +21,17 @@ If you `cd` to a Git working directory, you will see the current Git branch
 name displayed in your terminal prompt. When you're not in a Git working
 directory, your prompt works like normal.
 
-This fork by joeytwiddle also:
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+**This fork by joeytwiddle also:**
 - shows you how far your local branch is **ahead** or **behind** the repository's branch
 - shows how many files are **staged**
 - indicates when you have an un-popped **stash** (when the top stash entry was made on the current commit or the current branch)
 - displays when you are on a **detached** commit, or paused during a merge, rebase or cherry-pick
 - adds a **timeout** for slower machines so that you will get your prompt quickly, even if `git status` is taking too long to retrieve the dirty and staged stats. (Tested in bash and zsh.)
 
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 If you *only* want the ahead/behind marks (no timeout and no staged stats), you may prefer the branch [ahead_behind](https://github.com/joeytwiddle/git-aware-prompt/tree/ahead_behind) or if you are curious about the code, see [ahead_behind_simple](https://github.com/joeytwiddle/git-aware-prompt/tree/ahead_behind_simple) ([compare](https://github.com/joeytwiddle/git-aware-prompt/compare/jimeh:518685d5d42ab9f298207dd66bbc213775c5cbee...ahead_behind_simple?expand=1)).
 
 The initial implementation of the timeout feature is on [this commit](https://github.com/joeytwiddle/git-aware-prompt/commit/29a89c1e6890689c819303ad33ef70ae4233589c).