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Fix ExampleQuoteCommand #31

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This PR adds // Output: to the ExampleQuoteCommand, so this example becomes available on pkg.go.dev.

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved clarity of test output by adding a comment marker for expected results in the ExampleQuoteCommand function.

  • Documentation

    • Enhanced documentation within the test file for better understanding of expected outputs.

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The changes made in the example_test.go file focus on enhancing the clarity of the test output for the ExampleQuoteCommand function. Specifically, a comment marker (// Output:) has been added before the expected output, which was previously missing. This adjustment aims to improve the readability of the test results while maintaining the existing logic and structure of the test cases.

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example_test.go Added // Output: comment marker before expected output for ExampleQuoteCommand. Other functions remain unchanged.

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example_test.go (1)

82-82: LGTM! The addition of // Output: marker is correct.

This change follows Go's documentation standards and will make the example visible on pkg.go.dev. The example itself is well-structured and demonstrates proper command escaping patterns.

Consider adding a brief comment before the example explaining the security implications of command injection and why proper escaping is crucial. This would enhance the educational value of the example.

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@alessio alessio merged commit b806b6d into alessio:master Nov 12, 2024
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