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 Package `go-github-ratelimit` provides an http.RoundTripper implementation that handles [secondary rate limit](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/using-the-rest-api/rate-limits-for-the-rest-api?apiVersion=2022-11-28#about-secondary-rate-limits) for the GitHub API.  
 The RoundTripper waits for the secondary rate limit to finish in a blocking mode and then issues/retries requests.
 
-`go-github-ratelimit` can be used with any HTTP client communicating with GitHub API.    
+`go-github-ratelimit` can be used with any HTTP client communicating with GitHub API.  
 It is meant to complement [go-github](https://github.com/google/go-github), but there is no association between this repository and the go-github repository nor Google.  
 
 ## Installation
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-## Options
+## Client Options
 
 The RoundTripper accepts a set of options to configure its behavior and set callbacks. nil callbacks are treated as no-op.  
 The options are:
 
 - `WithLimitDetectedCallback(callback)`: the callback is triggered before a sleep.
 - `WithSingleSleepLimit(duration, callback)`: limit the sleep duration for a single secondary rate limit & trigger a callback when the limit is exceeded.
-- `WithTotalSleepLimit`: limit the accumulated sleep duration for all secondary rate limits & trigger a callback when the limit is exceeded.
+- `WithTotalSleepLimit(duration, callback)`: limit the accumulated sleep duration for all secondary rate limits & trigger a callback when the limit is exceeded.
 
 _Note_: to detect secondary rate limits without sleeping, use `WithSingleSleepLimit(0, your_callback_or_nil)`.
 
 ## Per-Request Options
 
-Use `WithOverrideConfig(opts...)` to override the configuration for a specific request (using the request context).
+Use `WithOverrideConfig(opts...)` to override the configuration for a specific request (using the request context).  
 Per-request overrides may be useful for special cases of user requests,
 as well as fine-grained policy control (e.g., for a sophisticated pagination mechanism).