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fix tab damage that broke examples formatting in man page

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@ -46,40 +46,40 @@ followed by parameters to the command. Lines starting with "#" are comments.
Here is an example sim file: Here is an example sim file:
# add repositories to the simulation and connect them as remotes # add repositories to the simulation and connect them as remotes
init foo init foo
init bar init bar
connect foo <-> bar connect foo <-> bar
# add a special remote # add a special remote
initremote baz initremote baz
connect foo -> baz <- bar connect foo -> baz <- bar
# configure repositories # configure repositories
numcopies 2 numcopies 2
group foo client group foo client
wanted foo standard wanted foo standard
group bar archive group bar archive
wanted bar standard wanted bar standard
wanted baz include=*.mp3 wanted baz include=*.mp3
# add annexed files in the working tree to the simulation, as if they # add annexed files in the working tree to the simulation, as if they
# were just added to repository foo # were just added to repository foo
addtree foo include=*.mp3 addtree foo include=*.mp3
addtree foo include=*.jpg addtree foo include=*.jpg
addtree foo include=bigfiles/ addtree foo include=bigfiles/
# add simulated annexed files # add simulated annexed files
add bigfile 100gb bar add bigfile 100gb bar
add hugefile 10tb foo add hugefile 10tb foo
# run the simulation forward by ten steps # run the simulation forward by ten steps
step 10 step 10
# remove foo's remote bar and see if a new file added to foo reaches bar # remove foo's remote bar and see if a new file added to foo reaches bar
disconnect foo -> bar disconnect foo -> bar
add foo.mp3 2mb foo add foo.mp3 2mb foo
step 5 step 5
# SIM COMMANDS # SIM COMMANDS
@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ as passed to "git annex sim" while a simulation is running.
For example: For example:
addmulti 100 testfile.jpg 100kb 10mb foo addmulti 100 testfile.jpg 100kb 10mb foo
That adds files named "1testfile.jpg", 2testfile.jpg", etc. That adds files named "1testfile.jpg", 2testfile.jpg", etc.
@ -261,7 +261,7 @@ as passed to "git annex sim" while a simulation is running.
For example: For example:
action foo dropunwanted while action bar getwanted foo action foo dropunwanted while action bar getwanted foo
In this example, bar may or may not get a file before foo drops it. In this example, bar may or may not get a file before foo drops it.
@ -363,10 +363,10 @@ as passed to "git annex sim" while a simulation is running.
For example: For example:
maxsize foo 1tb maxsize foo 1tb
rebalance on rebalance on
step 100 step 100
rebalance off rebalance off
* `clusternode name repo` * `clusternode name repo`
@ -388,23 +388,23 @@ as passed to "git annex sim" while a simulation is running.
For example: For example:
init foo init foo
init bar init bar
init node1 init node1
init node2 init node2
clusternode cluster-node1 node1 clusternode cluster-node1 node1
clusternode cluster-node2 node2 clusternode cluster-node2 node2
group node1 cluster group node1 cluster
group node2 cluster group node2 cluster
wanted node1 sizebalanced=cluster wanted node1 sizebalanced=cluster
wanted node2 sizebalanced=cluster wanted node2 sizebalanced=cluster
maxsize node1 100gb maxsize node1 100gb
maxsize node2 100gb maxsize node2 100gb
connect cluster-node2 <- foo -> cluster-node1 connect cluster-node2 <- foo -> cluster-node1
connect cluster-node2 <- bar -> cluster-node1 connect cluster-node2 <- bar -> cluster-node1
addmulti 10 foo 1gb 2gb foo addmulti 10 foo 1gb 2gb foo
addmulti 10 bar 1gb 2gb bar addmulti 10 bar 1gb 2gb bar
action foo sendwanted cluster-node1 while action foo sendwanted cluster-node2 while action bar sendwanted cluster-node1 while action bar sendwanted cluster-node2 action foo sendwanted cluster-node1 while action foo sendwanted cluster-node2 while action bar sendwanted cluster-node1 while action bar sendwanted cluster-node2
In the above example, while foo and bar are both concurrently sending In the above example, while foo and bar are both concurrently sending
wanted files to both cluster nodes, each will know immediately which wanted files to both cluster nodes, each will know immediately which