image-layout: Replace "slash separated layout" with "directory structure" #732
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…ure" Adjusting wording we've been carrying since 9bb56d8 (image-layout: add an initial image layout spec, 2016-05-26, opencontainers#605). On Windows, an unpacked layout will use backslashes. Layouts really don't care what the directory separator is, and each access method (filesytem access, tar unpacker, etc.) already has an unambiguous separator character. Signed-off-by: W. Trevor King <[email protected]>
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Adjusting wording we've been carrying since #605.
On Windows, an unpacked layout will use backslashes. Layouts really don't care what the directory separator is, and each access method (filesytem access, tar unpacker, etc.) already has an unambiguous separator character.
This is a very minor nit, but seems easy enough to clean up.