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(maint) Remove whitespace at the end of a line. Readme #1726

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**workers\_file\_content**

Each directive has the format `worker.<Worker name>.<Property>=<Value>`. This maps as a hash of hashes, where the outer hash specifies workers, and each inner hash specifies each worker properties and values.
Plus, there are two global directives, 'worker.list' and 'worker.mantain'
Each directive has the format `worker.<Worker name>.<Property>=<Value>`. This maps as a hash of hashes, where the outer hash specifies workers, and each inner hash specifies each worker properties and values.
Plus, there are two global directives, 'worker.list' and 'worker.mantain'
For example, the workers file below:

```
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**mount\_file\_content**

Each directive has the format `<URI> = <Worker name>`. This maps as a hash of hashes, where the outer hash specifies workers, and each inner hash contains two items: uri_list - an array with URIs to be mapped to the worker - and comment - an optional string with a comment for the worker.
Each directive has the format `<URI> = <Worker name>`. This maps as a hash of hashes, where the outer hash specifies workers, and each inner hash contains two items: uri_list - an array with URIs to be mapped to the worker - and comment - an optional string with a comment for the worker.
For example, the mount file below:

```
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