consistent AFP nomenclature in help text and man pages#284
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🤖 Augment PR SummarySummary: This PR standardizes how the Apple Filing Protocol is referenced across Netatalk Client user-facing text. Changes:
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in man pages, always use the AFP acronym in the title, and always spell out the full name of the protocol in the first paragraph in executable help text, always use the AFP acronym this mirrors f.e. the convention in Samba man pages
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in man pages, always use the AFP acronym in the title, and always spell out the full name of the protocol in the first paragraph
in executable help text, always use the AFP acronym
this mirrors f.e. the convention in Samba man pages