docs: fix incorrect shell substitution in docker run example command #16990
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Corrected the volume mount path in the Docker run example by replacing `(pwd)` with the shell substitution syntax `$(pwd)`. This ensures the current working directory is properly mounted into the container.
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Corrected the volume mount path in the Docker run example by replacing `(pwd)` with the shell substitution syntax `$(pwd)`. This ensures the current working directory is properly mounted into the container. Closes curl#16990
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Corrected the volume mount path in the Docker run example by replacing
(pwd)with the shell substitution syntax$(pwd). This ensures the current working directory is properly mounted into the container.