Fix long comments in README

README.md

@@ -22,7 +22,8 @@ import pathlib
 import epyscan
 import epydeck
 
-# Define the parameter space to be sampled. Here, we are varying the intensity and density.
+# Define the parameter space to be sampled. Here, we are varying the intensity
+# and density
 parameters = {
   # Intensity varies logarithmically between 1.0e22 and 1.0e24
   "constant:intens": {"min": 1.0e22, "max": 1.0e24, "log": True},
@@ -34,16 +35,20 @@ parameters = {
 with open("template_deck_filename") as f:
   deck = epydeck.load(f)
 
-# Create a grid scan object that will generate 4 different sets of parameters within the specified ranges
+# Create a grid scan object that will generate 4 different sets of parameters 
+# within the specified ranges
 grid_scan = epyscan.GridScan(parameters, n_samples=4)
 
-# Define the root directory where the simulation folders will be saved. This directory will be created if it doesn't exist.
+# Define the root directory where the simulation folders will be saved. 
+# This directory will be created if it doesn't exist
 run_root = pathlib.Path("example_campaign")
 
-# Initialize a campaign object with the template deck and the root directory. This will manage the creation of simulation cases.
+# Initialize a campaign object with the template deck and the root directory. 
+# This will manage the creation of simulation cases
 campaign = epyscan.Campaign(deck, run_root)
 
-# Generate the folders and deck files for each set of parameters in the grid scan
+# Generate the folders and deck files for each set of parameters in the
+# grid scan
 paths = [campaign.setup_case(sample) for sample in grid_scan]
 
 # Save the paths of the generated simulation folders to a file