Use .atom extension in docs examples since we write an Atom feed #359
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Using
.atomalso will use the correct MIME type,application/atom+xml(#358).We cannot update the default paths to write
.atomsince that would break existing sites (only solution would be to double-write the.xmland.atomfiles) so I only updated thefeed.pathconfiguration where applicable since folks generally copy-paste that kind of thing so this would at least convert some new sites to use.atom.