Fix typos in Sudo for Windows documentation and add developer examples #5571
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This PR addresses feedback about the Sudo for Windows documentation by fixing several typos and adding practical examples for developers.
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Typo Fixes
inputClosed→disableInput(3 instances in Security Considerations and FAQ sections)Content Enhancement
Added a new "Common developer scenarios" section with practical examples that directly address developer needs:
sudo notepad C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hostssudo npm install -g package-namesudo diskpartThe new section includes a note encouraging developers to consider development environments and use elevated permissions judiciously, which addresses the original feedback about accessing system directories like
C:\Windows\from development tools.These minimal changes improve the documentation's accuracy while providing better guidance for common developer scenarios involving elevated permissions.
Fixes #5450.
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