Fix curl Content-Type header in filter policies docs #91 - #92
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The example passed -H Content-Type without a colon, so curl treated the header as empty. Match the other docs examples. Fixes philterd#91
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The filter-policies curl example used
-H Content-Type "text/plain". curl treats that as an empty header plus a stray argument, so the request never sendstext/plain.I changed it to
-H "Content-Type: text/plain", matching the other docs examples. That is the only remaining-H Content-Type(no colon) underdocs/.Fixes #91