Straighten apostrophe character for consistency#17635
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Thanks @MelbourneDeveloper ... Yes! Good guess ... we think smart quotes are pretty dumb ... the style manual says so. 😄
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This is a simple correction. There is no associated issue. Three markdown documents within the repository use the curly apostrophe character ( ’ ) instead of the straight apostrophe ( ' ). This was changed for the sake of consistency.