Clarify that translation strings are extracted via source inspection
Make it clearer why the function argument to _() etc. has to be a string, by explicitly mentioning source inspection, as suggested by Doug: https://review.opendev.org/#/c/664670/1/doc/source/user/guidelines.rst@164 Change-Id: I87212a709b9e474238f4a4feca5ed806cfb4bd49
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@ -95,8 +95,8 @@ Using a Marker Function
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The marker functions are used to mark the translatable strings in the
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code. The strings are extracted into catalogs using a tool that
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looks for these specific markers, so the function argument must just
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be a string.
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performs source inspection to look for these specific markers, so the
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function argument must just be a string.
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For example: **do not do this**::
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