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doc/Factoids.md: improvement to `mock` section

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@ -247,6 +247,7 @@ Let's make a command, using a Code Factoid, to do this! `sm` stands for "SpongeB
This time we'll use the Bash shell scripting language.
<pragma-> !factadd sm /code bash echo "${@,,}"|perl -pe 's/(?<!^)[[:alpha:]].*?([[:alpha:]]|$)/\L\u$&/g'
<pragma-> !factset sm usage Usage: sm <text>
<pragma-> !sm Testing one, two...
@ -269,6 +270,7 @@ the mock text for us.
First of all, the `recall` command prints output like this:
<derpy3> Girls are dumb!
<pragma-> !recall derpy3 girls
<PBot> [5m30s ago] <derpy3> Girls are dumb!
@ -278,14 +280,17 @@ to strip the timestamp and the name, leaving only the message. `smr` stands for
<pragma-> !factadd smr /call recall $args | {func sed s/^.*?\] (<.*?> )?(\S+:\s*)?//} | {sm}
<derpy3> Girls are dumb!
<pragma-> !smr derpy3 girls
<PBot> gIrLs ArE dUmB!
We can make an alias with a more friendly name. By the way, if the `recall`ed
message is the most recent, there is no need to use an argument (e.g., `girls`).
We can make an alias with a more friendly name.
<pragma-> !factalias mock smr
If the recalled message is the most recent, there is no need to use an argument (e.g., `girls`).
<derpy3> Girls are dumb!
<pragma-> !mock derpy3
<PBot> gIrLs ArE dUmB!