Improve warning for charlist deprecation #14160
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The current warning for single-quoted character lists is confusing because it appears to be a stylistic note instead of a deprecation warning. This commit updates the language to make the reasoning clearer and to more clearly describe what `mix format --migrate` will change about the users' code.
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The current warning for single-quoted character lists is confusing because it appears to be a stylistic note instead of a deprecation warning. This commit updates the language to make the reasoning clearer and to more clearly describe what `mix format --migrate` will change about the users' code.
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I was confused when I saw the current charlist warning and this PR slightly tweaks the language to make the reason for the warning clearer. Specifically I wanted to highlight that this is not a stylistic disagreement, but is about a deprecation, which the current language omits.
P.s. this is my first PR on elixir and would welcome feedback. A huge fan of the language and all of the work y'all do!