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Fix shell export assignment syntax in README - #479
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thx, yeah that is super weird
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The README shell examples put spaces around
=, so copying theexport RECAPTCHA_...lines causes Bash to reject=as an invalid identifier instead of assigning the environment variables.Remove the spaces around
=in all five examples. Values and configuration behavior stay unchanged.Validation: extracted the five before/after export lines, replaced every quoted value with
synthetic_value, and sourced each block with Bashset -e: the original exits 1 with an invalid identifier error; the corrected block exits 0. No real credentials or reCAPTCHA service requests were used. Documentation-only change.