master -> main

README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ It imports `chapter.tex` files from each of the `content/` subdirectories, which
 These include source code, text and math in the form of LaTeX.
 To add/remove code from a chapter, add/remove a corresponding `\kactlimport` line from the `chapter.tex` file.
 For nicer alignment you might want to insert `\hardcolumnbreak`, `\columnbreak` or `\newpage` commands,
-though this is usually only done before important contests, and not on master.
+though this is usually only done before important contests, and not on the main branch.
 The algorithms that are not included in the pdf are left commented out in `chapter.tex`.
 
 To build KACTL, type `make kactl` (or `make fast`) on a \*nix machine -- this will update `kactl.pdf`.
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Occasionally the generated kactl.pdf is committed to the repo for convenience, b
 KACTL aims for a high level of confidence in algorithm correctness.
 Testing is done both on online judges and (for newer algorithms) with stress tests
 that compare output to a more naive algorithm for a large amount of randomly generated cases.
-These tests live in the `stress-tests` directory, and are run with CI on every commit. The CI also verifies that all headers compile (except for a whitelist in `docs/scripts/skip_headers`) and that the latex compiles.
+These tests live in the `stress-tests` directory, and are run with CI on every commit. The CI also verifies that all headers compile (except for an exclude list in `docs/scripts/skip_headers`) and that the latex compiles.
 
 `old-unit-tests` contains a couple of broken unit tests, last touched about ten years ago.