README: resync help output with README

Author: chungy

README.adoc

@@ -55,20 +55,20 @@ scenarios should arise in the worst case:
 Usage: reflac [OPTION]... [--] DIRECTORY...
 
  -h --help       Displays this help text
- -V --version    Displays the version of this program
- -v --verbose    Increases the verbosity.  Use once to display the FLACs
-                 currently being processed, use twice for the full ‘flac’
-                 output.
- -r --recursive  Recurse into directories.
+ -0 --fast       Use the fastest, but worst, compression possible.
+ -1..-7          Adjust FLAC compression between these standard ranges.
+                 The default is -5, the same as for flac itself.
+ -8 --best       Use the slowest, but best, compression possible.
  -n --no-action  Do not recompress.  With --verbose, displays a list of
                  files that would be processed.
  -p --preserve   Preserve file modification time.
+ -r --recursive  Recurse into directories.
  -s --no-sync    Do not synchronize file data.  Will return faster, with
                  the potential danger to lose your files in a system crash.
- -0 --fast       Use the fastest, but worst, compression possible.
- -1..-7          Adjust FLAC compresion between these standard ranges.
-                 The default is -5, the same as for flac itself.
- -8 --best       Use the slowest, but best, compression possible.
+ -v --verbose    Increases the verbosity.  Use once to display the FLACs
+                 currently being processed, use twice for the full ‘flac’
+                 output.
+ -V --version    Displays the version of this program
 
 DIRECTORY should point ‘reflac’ to somewhere that contains *.flac
 files. Optionally terminate the argument list with -- so that any