Wrap terminal commands in single quotation marks instead of backticks #17637
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When printing a command to run, use single quotes instead of backticks, as backticks mean executing the command rather than treating it as a string. Signed-off-by: bestgopher <84328409@qq.com>
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Since I often copy the output commands to run in the command line, using backticks can cause errors because, in shell, backticks mean passing the execution result of the command inside them to the -c option. Therefore, I replace backticks with single quotes here.
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