fix(docs): simplify tolerance docstring examples in check_funcs.py

[neeraj-bhadani-08]

Changes

Summary

• Simplified abs_tolerance and rel_tolerance docstring examples in is_equal_to, is_not_equal_to, compare_datasets, and _add_column_diffs to use inline prose instead of multi-line indented blocks.
• Replaced Example: with For example, compare_datasets, and _add_column_diffs to use inline prose instead of multi-line indented blocks.

Tests

• manually tested

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After change

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[mwojtyczka]

@neeraj-bhadani-08 thank you for the PR. Before we merge you need to sign the commits so that they are verified. We won't be able to accept the PR otherwise:

Generate gpg key and repush the commits:

git reset --soft $(git merge-base origin/main HEAD)  # point to the common ancestor of main and your branch
#git reset --soft HEAD~<how-many-commit-go-back>  # alternatively, specify how many commits to go back
git commit -S --reuse-message=ORIG_HEAD
git push --force-with-lease origin HEAD

See: https://databrickslabs.github.io/dqx/docs/dev/contributing/#first-contribution

[mwojtyczka]

LGTM - but you need to sign commits before we can merge

[mwojtyczka]

LGTM

[mwojtyczka]

@neeraj-bhadani-08 i repushed your commit to have them signed. For future PRs, you need to sign commits with your GPG key. To set up GPG key in your Github account, follow these instructions. You can configure Git to sign all commits with your GPG key by default: git config --global commit.gpgsign true You can do the same in your IDE if you use git integration functionalities.

More here: https://databrickslabs.github.io/dqx/docs/dev/contributing/#first-contribution