Escape notepad++ default installation path #1970
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It appears that the pair of "++" in the Notepad++ path may be interpreted as an inline passthrough by Asciidoctor. The double pluses are omitted in the rendered text (both on git-scm.com and the .pdf in the latest release.) The resulting command is incorrect if copied and pasted into the terminal, which is exactly what I had done when I noticed the problem.
If GitHub's web editor is rendering my change correctly, a single backslash in the first pair of double pluses is enough to fix the issue. After reading the contributing guidelines, I figured this is a minor enough correction that I did not need to open an issue first, but I have not contributed before. Constructive criticism welcomed. Thank you for your time.