fix: correct default value for max_memory.

[AWuhrmann]

This is just a typo / quick fix.

The other does not compile.

[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request corrects a TOML syntax error in a commented-out example within config.default.toml by replacing colons with equals signs in an inline table. The review feedback suggests applying this same correction to the configuration description in src/heretic/config.py for consistency and recommends adding spaces within the curly braces to improve readability.

[gemini-code-assist]

The fix correctly addresses the TOML syntax error in the example (inline tables in TOML must use = for key-value pairs). However, the same incorrect example (using : instead of =) is present in the description of the max_memory field in src/heretic/config.py (line 122). To ensure consistency and correct documentation/CLI help, that file should also be updated.

Additionally, adding spaces inside the curly braces is more idiomatic for TOML inline tables and improves readability.

Suggested change

	# max_memory = {"0" = "20GB", "cpu" = "64GB"}
	# max_memory = { "0" = "20GB", "cpu" = "64GB" }

[p-e-w]

Thanks! See the suggestion from Gemini.

[p-e-w]

Merged, thanks!

[hdnh2006]

--max-memory parameter is not working for me, I am writing it like this:

--max-memory { "0" = "8GB", "cpu" = "20GB" }

I am getting this:
heretic: error: unrecognized arguments: 0 = 8GB, cpu = 20GB }

Am I missing something?

[p-e-w]

That's not valid shell syntax. You probably need to wrap everything in quotes, but even that may not be enough.

[AWuhrmann]

Yes, if I remember correctly wrapping it in single quotes does work.

[hdnh2006]

That's not valid shell syntax. You probably need to wrap everything in quotes, but even that may not be enough.

You right! this worked for me:
--max-memory '{ "0" = "8GB", "cpu" = "20GB" }'

thanks