Fix broken help examples and user-visible typos#1674
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- dapr publish example used --enable-domain-socket, a flag that does not exist; the real flag is --unix-domain-socket and it takes a path. - dapr invoke unix-domain-socket example passed no value to the string flag, so pflag swallowed --app-id as the socket path when copy-pasted. - dapr invoke POST example was missing its closing quote. - dapr upgrade's only example omitted the required --runtime-version flag, so copy-pasting it always fails. - Typos: Zipking -> Zipkin, proficing -> providing, certicate -> certificate. Signed-off-by: Mukul <nmukul32@gmail.com>
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Description
A few of the built-in help examples don't work when copy-pasted, and there are some user-visible typos:
dapr publishexample used--enable-domain-socket, a flag that doesn't exist - the real flag is--unix-domain-socket, and it's a string that takes a path.dapr invoke's unix-domain-socket example passed no value to that same string flag, so pflag silently consumes--app-idas the socket path if you copy-paste it.dapr invoke's POST example was missing its closing quote.dapr upgrade's only example (dapr upgrade -k) omits--runtime-version, which is a required flag, so the documented invocation always errors.Help text only - no behavior changes.
Issue reference
n/a - trivial help-text corrections.
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