From 376907cc0baa5e84ae575c581678e89b2066f973 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: "Mayeul@Zama" <69792125+mayeul-zama@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2024 11:56:41 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] fix: fix quotes in README

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 README.md | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Any commits to `main` should be backported to the latest version branch.
 To re-generate the data, run the binary target for this project: `cargo run --release`. The prng is seeded with a fixed seed, so the data should be identical.
 
 # Adding a test for an existing type
-To add a new test for a type that is already tested, you need to create a const global variable with the metadata for that test. The type of metadata depends on the type being tested (for example, the metadata for a test of the `ClientKey' from the `high_level_api' is `HlClientKEy'). Then go to the `data_vvv.rs` file (where "vvv" is the TFHE-rs version of the tested data) and update the `gen_xxx_data` method (where "xxx" is the API layer of your test (hl, shortint, integer,...)). In this method, create the object you want to test and serialize it using the `store_versioned_test` macro. Add the metadata of your test to the vector returned by this method.
+To add a new test for a type that is already tested, you need to create a const global variable with the metadata for that test. The type of metadata depends on the type being tested (for example, the metadata for a test of the `ClientKey` from the `high_level_api` is `HlClientKey`). Then go to the `data_vvv.rs` file (where "vvv" is the TFHE-rs version of the tested data) and update the `gen_xxx_data` method (where "xxx" is the API layer of your test (hl, shortint, integer,...)). In this method, create the object you want to test and serialize it using the `store_versioned_test` macro. Add the metadata of your test to the vector returned by this method.
 
 The test will be automatically selected when you run TFHE-rs `make test_backward_compatibility`.