Fix the default for smex-save-file given in README#62
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Fix the default for smex-save-file given in README#62strburst wants to merge 1 commit intononsequitur:masterfrom strburst:fix-readme-save-file
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The default path has been ~/.emacs.d/smex-items since 9af6746, but was still given as its old value here. While we're here, also make this an inline code block instead of plain quotes.
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When reading the REAME, I was mildly concerned that smex was putting things in my home directory before I looked at the actual value of
smex-save-file. This pull request substitutes the correct default value ofsmex-save-filein the README.(See the extended commit message.)