docs: Remove random string in examples, fix quotes #428
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The string isn't actually an issue (since it's made up), but it was caught in secret scanning. IMO it's nice(r) to be explicit about what one puts there (hence
{your API key}rather than a random string that could (in shape at least) be an API key, but have the person figure out that's the thing that goes there.I also fixed up some really wonky quotes. They were in comments so I'm not surprised nothing complained about this, but the lacking a quote and then one having double was really strange!