Adapt multi-turn documentation to new format

[oparoz]

Summary

The script in the documentation for running a multi-turn benchmark using TurnPivot had some issues

Details

• Fixed a typo
• Remove comments from script as they prevented it from running properly in bash

Test Plan

N/A

Related Issues

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[sjmonson]

Both formats are supported but I am more partial to using the arg-string format in our docs. Could you modify this PR to just fix the typo?

[oparoz]

Both formats are supported but I am more partial to using the arg-string format in our docs. Could you modify this PR to just fix the typo?

Yes, no problem (and good to know). I've just tested to be sure and it wouldn't work, but it was due to the inline comments.

[mergify]

@oparoz, this project requires a linear history on feature branches.
Your PR contains merge commits. Please rebase your branch against main
and remove them.

You can do this by running:
git pull --rebase upstream main

[sjmonson]

Yes, no problem (and good to know). I've just tested to be sure and it wouldn't work, but it was due to the inline comments.

Oh yeah, you can drop the comments since a working example is preferable.

[dbutenhof]

Both formats are supported but I am more partial to using the arg-string format in our docs. Could you modify this PR to just fix the typo?

Yes, no problem (and good to know). I've just tested to be sure and it wouldn't work, but it was due to the inline comments.

Yes, and that's an interesting point. Ideally, we should support copy-paste on the sample commands that are complete, and bash doesn't support comments (or anything) after the \ "continuation" character (because it's actually quoting the newline that follows).

Those comments are informative, but I suspect we should remove them.