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docs(tools): Updated argument via file with quotations

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Closes https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/issues/18077
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Marek Fiala
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@@ -292,9 +292,9 @@ For example, let's have a file `custom_flash.txt`:
flash --baud 115200 flash --baud 115200
Then the command can be executed as: ``idf.py @custom_flash.txt monitor`` Then the command can be executed as: ``idf.py "@custom_flash.txt" monitor``
Arguments from a file can be combined with additional command line arguments, and multiple files annotated with ``@`` can be used simultaneously. For instance, if there is a second file ``another_config.txt``, both can be utilized by specifying ``idf.py @custom_flash.txt @another_config.txt monitor``. Arguments from a file can be combined with additional command line arguments, and multiple files annotated with ``@`` can be used simultaneously. For instance, if there is a second file ``another_config.txt``, both can be utilized by specifying ``idf.py "@custom_flash.txt" "@another_config.txt" monitor``.
A further example of how this argument file can be used, e.g., creating configuration profile files via @filename, is in the :example_file:`Multiple Build Configurations Example <build_system/cmake/multi_config/README.md>`. A further example of how this argument file can be used, e.g., creating configuration profile files via @filename, is in the :example_file:`Multiple Build Configurations Example <build_system/cmake/multi_config/README.md>`.