Change README.md configuration signs to match actual defaults #950
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The default text sign for add and change is a "Box Drawings Heavy Vertical" (U+2503). However, README.md uses "Box Drawings Light Vertical" (U+2502) in its configuration for these signs. This commit changes the sample configuration to match the actual defaults used in the code, which then gets propagated to gitsigns.txt when running gen_help.lua. This way someone who wants to use the same symbol for untracked as add and change, as I did, gets the same character when they copy and paste from the documentation into their config.
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The default text sign for add and change is a "Box Drawings Heavy Vertical" (U+2503). However, README.md uses "Box Drawings Light Vertical" (U+2502) in its configuration for these signs. This commit changes the sample configuration to match the actual defaults used in the code, which then gets propagated to gitsigns.txt when running gen_help.lua.
This way someone who wants to use the same symbol for untracked as add and change, as I did, gets the same character when they copy and paste from the documentation into their config.