Condense the typescript docs for plugin-maven.

Author: nedtwigg

plugin-maven/README.md

@@ -197,43 +197,19 @@ Use the Eclipse to define the *Code Style preferences* (see [Eclipse documentati
 
 ## Applying to Typescript source
 
-To use tsfmt, you first have to specify the files that you want it to apply to.
-Then you specify `tsfmt`, and optionally how you want to apply it.
-
-By default, all typescript source sets will be formatted. To change this,
-set the `target` parameter as described in the [Custom rules](#custom) section.
-
 ```xml
 <configuration>
   <typescript>
      <tsfmt>
-       <!-- use (only) one of the following ...File elements to define a config file -->
+       <!-- optionally define which files will be formatted. -->
+       <includes>
+         <include>src/**/*.ts</include> <!-- default value if nothing is specified -->
+       </includes>
+       <!-- must specify exactly one of the following "{foo}File" or "config" elements -->
        <tslintFile>${basedir}/path/to/repo/tslint.json</tslintFile>
        <tsfmtFile>${basedir}/path/to/repo/tsfmt.json</tsfmtFile>
        <tsconfigFile>${basedir}/path/to/repo/tsconfig.json</tsconfigFile>
        <vscodeFile>${basedir}/path/to/repo/vscode.json</vscodeFile>
-       <!-- optionally configure following versions to use, shown values are defaults-->
-       <typescriptFormatterVersion>7.2.2</typescriptFormatterVersion>
-       <typescriptVersion>3.3.3</typescriptVersion>
-       <tslintVersion>5.12.1</tslintVersion>
-     </tsfmt>
-  </typescript>
-</configuration>
-```
-Supported config file types are `tsconfigFile`, `tslintFile`, `vscodeFile` and `tsfmtFile`. They are corresponding to the respective
-[tsfmt-parameters](https://github.com/vvakame/typescript-formatter/blob/7764258ad42ac65071399840d1b8701868510ca7/lib/index.ts#L27L34).
-
-*Please note:*
-The auto-discovery of config files (up the file tree) will not work when using tsfmt within spotless,
-  hence you are required to provide resolvable file paths for config files.
-
-... or alternatively provide the configuration inline ...
-
-```xml
-<configuration>
-  <typescript>
-     <tsfmt>
-       <!-- use (only) one of the following ...File elements to define a config file -->
        <config>
          <indentSize>1</indentSize>
          <convertTabsToSpaces>true</convertTabsToSpaces>
@@ -247,22 +223,22 @@ The auto-discovery of config files (up the file tree) will not work when using t
 </configuration>
 ```
 
-See [tsfmt's default config settings](https://github.com/vvakame/typescript-formatter/blob/7764258ad42ac65071399840d1b8701868510ca7/lib/utils.ts#L11L32) for what is available.
+Supported config file types are `tsconfigFile`, `tslintFile`, `vscodeFile` and `tsfmtFile`. They are corresponding to the respective
+[tsfmt-parameters](https://github.com/vvakame/typescript-formatter/blob/7764258ad42ac65071399840d1b8701868510ca7/lib/index.ts#L27L34).  See [tsfmt's default config settings](https://github.com/vvakame/typescript-formatter/blob/7764258ad42ac65071399840d1b8701868510ca7/lib/utils.ts#L11L32) for what is available.
+
+*Please note:*
+The auto-discovery of config files (up the file tree) will not work when using tsfmt within spotless,
+  hence you are required to provide resolvable file paths for config files.
 
 ### Prerequisite: tsfmt requires a working NodeJS version
 
 tsfmt is based on NodeJS, so to use it, a working NodeJS installation (especially npm) is required on the host running spotless.
 Spotless will try to auto-discover an npm installation. If that is not working for you, it is possible to directly configure the npm binary to use.
 
 ```xml
-<configuration>
-  <typescript>
-     <tsfmt>
-       <tslintFile>${basedir}/path/to/repo/tslint.json</tslintFile>
-       <npmExecutable>/usr/bin/npm</npmExecutable>
-     </tsfmt>
-  </typescript>
-</configuration>
+<configuration><typescript><tsfmt>
+  ...
+  <npmExecutable>/usr/bin/npm</npmExecutable>
 ```
 
 Spotless uses npm to install necessary packages locally. It runs tsfmt using [J2V8](https://github.com/eclipsesource/J2V8) internally after that.