Fix example multi-dot shortcut path expansion #1884
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The 'Multi-dot shortcuts' tip suggests that running
^stat ....
expands to../../../..
but this contradicts a previous example demonstrating thatcd ....
is used to go up three levels, not four.Running
^stat .... | head -1
on Fedora 42 yields:And on macOS Sequoia,
^stat -x .... | head -1
produces:File: "../../.."
The expanded path in the example should read:
../../..
(i.e. three levels).