Update ReadMe to mention the newly added dependency counts

maxdiff/README.md

@@ -26,23 +26,25 @@ Readable diffs are very useful for patch code review, or for a sanity check befo
 
 ### Using the frozen device statistics
 
-`maxdiff` currently uses two different ways to count object instances and connections:
+For frozen devices, `maxdiff` reports statistics. This feature can be used in a way comparable to [`git diff --numstat`](https://git-scm.com/docs/git-diff#Documentation/git-diff.txt---numstat) to indicate the amount of change in a commit.
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+Currently, it reports the number of object instances and connections of a device in two different ways:
 
 * Total - Counting every abstraction instance - Indicates loading time
   * This recursively counts the contents of all subpatchers and abstraction instances
 * Unique - Counting abstractions once - Indicates maintainability
   * This counts the contents once of every dependency frozen into the device.
 
-This feature can be used in a way comparable to [`git diff --numstats`](https://git-scm.com/docs/git-diff#Documentation/git-diff.txt---numstat) to indicate the amount of change in a commit.
+Apart from that it reports the amount of times dependencies are used.
 
-Note that we typically don't commit frozen devices to a repo, so the typical way to use this feature is:
+We typically don't commit frozen devices to a repo, so the typical way to use this feature is:
 
 1. Commit the device and its dependencies in **un**frozen state.
 2. Temporarily freeze the device.
 3. Run `python3 ./maxdiff/amxd_textconv.py <path/to/device.amxd>` to get the statistics or view the file in your git client.
 4. Discard the freezing.
 
-Note: the reason this only works with frozen devices is that these unambiguously capture all dependencies.
+The reason this only works with frozen devices is that frozen devices unambiguously capture all dependencies.
 
 ### What does not work