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[doc] kvmfr/libvirt: change double quotes to single quotes
virt-manager (or libvirt itself) tends to preserve outer quotation marks but explode inner double-quotes into '"' which is annoying. this looks nicer when pasted into the XML editor and applied Also used double-quotes for the QEMU <6.2 example for consistency PS: added myself to AUTHORS since this is my first contribution
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@@ -69,3 +69,4 @@ MakiseKurisu <[email protected]> (MakiseKurisu) | |
Zenithal <[email protected]> (ZenithalHourlyRate) | ||
Kamplom <[email protected]> (kamplom) | ||
Jacob McNamee <[email protected]> (jacobmcnamee) | ||
Marco Antonio J. Costa <[email protected]> (majcosta) |
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I dont think this fixes the issue it just changes " to &apos for me see here:
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There really is no issue here to fix in the first place, it's simply to make things a bit more readable if possible.