unnecessary whitespace in mysqldump

when mysqldump was used to create INSERT or REPLACE statements with additional table-options, one unnecessary space was written to the dump for each INSERT or REPLACE

INSERT  IGNORE INTO `test033` VALUES (1,'test test test');

note the 2 spaces between INSERT and IGNORE

motivation: when dumping databases without additional compression, this results in one unnecessary byte per row in dump-files which wastes disc space or creates unnecessay network traffic. my thesis is, because compressing dumps requires an additional manual step (as its not used per default), there will be a lot of db dumps beeing exported without compression - and these will benefit.