fix: standardize note formatting in README.md for consistency
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@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ Now, you can use rclone commands to interact with the emulator. For example, to
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rclone ls azurite:
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rclone ls azurite:
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> **Note:** On modern Linux distributions and MacOS systems the `rclone.conf` file is typically located at `~/.config/rclone/rclone.conf`.
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> **Note** On modern Linux distributions and MacOS systems the `rclone.conf` file is typically located at `~/.config/rclone/rclone.conf`.
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### Terraform
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### Terraform
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@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ and initialize the module:
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terraform init -backend-config=access_key=__base64_encoded_account_key__
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terraform init -backend-config=access_key=__base64_encoded_account_key__
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```
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```
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> **Note:** Be aware that AI Agents may generate or suggest using the `endpoint` parameter, which will not work. You have to create *fake* account FQDNs in your `/etc/hosts` file as described in the installation steps.
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> **Note** Be aware that AI Agents may generate or suggest using the `endpoint` parameter, which will not work. You have to create *fake* account FQDNs in your `/etc/hosts` file as described in the installation steps.
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You can use OAuth simulation with Terraform by adding the `use_azuread_auth` parameter to the backend configuration:
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You can use OAuth simulation with Terraform by adding the `use_azuread_auth` parameter to the backend configuration:
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