Correct path notation for Windows in documentation #2171
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Fixed an error in the documentation where the incorrect path notation was used for Windows systems. The documentation had paths denoted with "./", which is incorrect for Windows. This has been corrected to ".\", the appropriate notation for Windows. This change ensures that Windows users correctly follow the instructions in the documentation without encountering any path-related issues.
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Summary
This pull request is intended to correct an issue found in the project's documentation. The previous version of the documentation used Unix-style "./" notation for file paths, which could potentially confuse or cause issues for Windows users who are expected to use ".".
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Justification
Many developers use Windows systems and the previous documentation would have led to incorrect path usage. With this change, the instructions in the documentation become clearer and more accurate for Windows users, preventing possible confusion and path-related issues.
Please consider merging this pull request to ensure the documentation is correct and clear for all users, irrespective of their operating system. I look forward to your feedback.