Italicize the variable name 'target' in the second occurrence #629
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This pull request fixes a minor inconsistency in the infra standard > §3.5 Variables > Third example. In this example, the variable target was italicized in the first occurrence but not in the second occurrence, which could cause confusion for readers. I have corrected the formatting of the variable name in the second occurrence.
This issue was reported by @annevk
I have attached a screenshot of the bug and a screenshot of our chat session where we discussed the problem and the solution. I appreciate your feedback and approval of this pull request.
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