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docs: fix wrong syntax in the format string and standardize doc tense (#1758)

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@ -6,10 +6,9 @@ This guide is intended to walk you through the breaking changes.
## `prompt_order` has been replaced by a root-level `format`
Previously to v0.45.0, `prompt_order` would accept an array of module names
in the order which they should be rendered by Starship.
Previously to v0.45.0, `prompt_order` would accept an array of module names in the order which they should be rendered by Starship.
Starship v0.45.0 will instead be accepting a `format` value, allowing for customization of the prompt outside of the modules themselves.
Starship v0.45.0 instead accepts a `format` value, allowing for customization of the prompt outside of the modules themselves.
**Example pre-v0.45.0 configuration**
@ -53,15 +52,11 @@ format = """\
"""
```
## Module `prefix` and `suffix` will be replaced by `format`
## Module `prefix` and `suffix` have been replaced by `format`
Previously to v0.45.0, some modules would accept `prefix` and/or `suffix`
in order to stylize the way that modules are rendered.
Previously to v0.45.0, some modules would accept `prefix` and/or `suffix` in order to stylize the way that modules are rendered.
Starship v0.45.0 will instead be accepting a `format` value, allowing for further
customization of how modules are rendered. Instead of defining a prefix and suffix
for the context-based variables, the variables can now be substituted from within
a format string, which represents the module's output.
Starship v0.45.0 instead accepts a `format` value, allowing for further customization of how modules are rendered. Instead of defining a prefix and suffix for the context-based variables, the variables can now be substituted from within a format string, which represents the module's output.
**Example pre-v0.45.0 configuration**
@ -191,7 +186,7 @@ error_symbol = "[✖](bold red)"
-- prefix = "["
-- suffix = "]"
-- show_sync_count = false
++ format = "([$all_status$ahead_behind] ) "
++ format = "[\\[$all_status$ahead_behind\\]]($style)"
```
Previously, the `show_sync_count` property was used to configure the prompt to