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diff --git a/‎HACKING.rst
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diff --git a/‎imapclient/examples/example.py renamed to ‎examples/example.py b/‎imapclient/examples/example.py renamed to ‎examples/example.py
diff --git a/‎imapclient/examples/idle_example.py renamed to ‎examples/idle_example.py b/‎imapclient/examples/idle_example.py renamed to ‎examples/idle_example.py
diff --git a/‎imapclient/examples/oauth2_example.py renamed to ‎examples/oauth2_example.py b/‎imapclient/examples/oauth2_example.py renamed to ‎examples/oauth2_example.py
diff --git a/‎imapclient/examples/tls_cacert.py renamed to ‎examples/tls_cacert.py b/‎imapclient/examples/tls_cacert.py renamed to ‎examples/tls_cacert.py
diff --git a/‎imapclient/examples/tls_no_checks.py renamed to ‎examples/tls_no_checks.py b/‎imapclient/examples/tls_no_checks.py renamed to ‎examples/tls_no_checks.py
@@ -84,5 +84,5 @@ Protocol level unit tests should not act against a real IMAP server
 but should use canned data instead. The IMAPClientTest base class
 should typically be used as the base class for any tests - it provides
 a mock IMAPClient instance at `self.client`. See the tests in
-imapclient/tests/test_imapclient.py for examples of how to write unit
-tests using this approach.
+`tests/test_imapclient.py` for examples of how to write unit tests using
+this approach.