Fix minor mistakes in --map-syntax documentation
@@ -481,7 +481,7 @@ You can add new (or change existing) file name patterns using the `--map-syntax`
command line option. The option takes an argument of the form `pattern:syntax` where
`pattern` is a glob pattern that is matched against the file name and
the absolute file path. The `syntax` part is the full name of a supported language
-(use `bat --list-languages` for an overview)full .
+(use `bat --list-languages` for an overview).
Note: You probably want to use this option as an entry in `bat`s configuration file instead
of passing it on the command line (see below).
@@ -499,7 +499,7 @@ Example: To open all files called `.ignore` (exact match) with the "Git Ignore"
Example: To open all `.conf` files in subfolders of `/etc/apache2` with the "Apache Conf"
syntax, use (this mapping is already built in):
```bash
--map-syntax='/etc/apache2/**/*.conf:Apache Conf'
+--map-syntax='/etc/apache2/**/*.conf:Apache Conf'
```
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